Delta Dental of Iowa Employee Summary of Covered Services and Benefits
... Root Canals (Endodontic Services) - Apicoectomy - Direct Pulp Cap - Pulpotomy - Retrograde Fillings - Root Canal Therapy Gum and Bone Diseases (Periodontal Services) - Conservative Procedures (Non-surgical) - Complex Procedures (Surgical) - Periodontal Maintenance Therapy ...
... Root Canals (Endodontic Services) - Apicoectomy - Direct Pulp Cap - Pulpotomy - Retrograde Fillings - Root Canal Therapy Gum and Bone Diseases (Periodontal Services) - Conservative Procedures (Non-surgical) - Complex Procedures (Surgical) - Periodontal Maintenance Therapy ...
An impatient patient
... DESCRIPTION OF THE RADIOGRAPHIC FILE These two two panoramic films taken at the time of diagnosis and during multi-attachment treatment (in negative mode for better visibility), show a complete dentition with no notable anomalies. No anatomical obstacles could be seen, nor weresurface cemental alter ...
... DESCRIPTION OF THE RADIOGRAPHIC FILE These two two panoramic films taken at the time of diagnosis and during multi-attachment treatment (in negative mode for better visibility), show a complete dentition with no notable anomalies. No anatomical obstacles could be seen, nor weresurface cemental alter ...
Periodontal and Surgical Treatment Consent Form
... enlargement in the spaces between the teeth, exposure of crown margins, more exposed root surfaces due to recession of gum line, pain in the associated teeth including roots, need for proper cleaning technique(s) as explained to remove food between teeth. 6. I have been informed of the possible risk ...
... enlargement in the spaces between the teeth, exposure of crown margins, more exposed root surfaces due to recession of gum line, pain in the associated teeth including roots, need for proper cleaning technique(s) as explained to remove food between teeth. 6. I have been informed of the possible risk ...
Consent for Anesthesia and Extraction of Teeth
... Extraction of teeth is an irreversible process and, whether routine or difficult, is a surgical procedure. As in any surgery, there are some risks. They include, but are not limited to, the following: ______1. Swelling and/or bruising and discomfort in the surgery area. ______2. Stretching of the co ...
... Extraction of teeth is an irreversible process and, whether routine or difficult, is a surgical procedure. As in any surgery, there are some risks. They include, but are not limited to, the following: ______1. Swelling and/or bruising and discomfort in the surgery area. ______2. Stretching of the co ...
Periodontal Surgery
... Diagnosis: After a careful oral examination and study of your dental condition, the dentist has advised you that periodontal disease is active in your mouth. Periodontal disease weakens support of the teeth by separating the gum from the teeth and possibly destroying some of the bone that supports t ...
... Diagnosis: After a careful oral examination and study of your dental condition, the dentist has advised you that periodontal disease is active in your mouth. Periodontal disease weakens support of the teeth by separating the gum from the teeth and possibly destroying some of the bone that supports t ...
ANNEX A –INVISALIGN TECHNIQUE GENERAL INFORMATIONS
... or the aligner. We recommend Tylenol or Advil to alleviate the discomfort. -A soft diet the first week is recommended (pasta, soup, etc.) If your threshold is low, we will act accordingly. -An absence of pain can be normal. -It is possible and normal for some teeth to be mobile (to a certain point) ...
... or the aligner. We recommend Tylenol or Advil to alleviate the discomfort. -A soft diet the first week is recommended (pasta, soup, etc.) If your threshold is low, we will act accordingly. -An absence of pain can be normal. -It is possible and normal for some teeth to be mobile (to a certain point) ...
Hybridization of dental hard tissue. Scanning electrono microscopy
... The aim of this study was to analyze the ultrastructural aspects of the dental hard tissuesrestorative materials interface resulted after the use of the restorative material technique [1]. Material and method: The study included 30 teeth (molars and premolars) extracted for orthodontic or periodonta ...
... The aim of this study was to analyze the ultrastructural aspects of the dental hard tissuesrestorative materials interface resulted after the use of the restorative material technique [1]. Material and method: The study included 30 teeth (molars and premolars) extracted for orthodontic or periodonta ...
Informed Consent for Endodontic Treatment The goal of root canal
... your restorative dentist for the permanent restoration (filling, crown, cap). Failure to have the tooth properly restored in a timely manner (generally within 30 days) significantly increases the possibility of failure of the root canal procedure or tooth fracture. ...
... your restorative dentist for the permanent restoration (filling, crown, cap). Failure to have the tooth properly restored in a timely manner (generally within 30 days) significantly increases the possibility of failure of the root canal procedure or tooth fracture. ...
On tooth movements and associated tissue alterations
... A dog model was used in Studies I and II. Teeth were orthodontically moved into and out from inflamed, infrabony periodontal pockets (Study I) and into areas of reduced bone height (Study II). Clinical, radiographic and histometric analyses were made with respect to changes in tooth-supporting tissu ...
... A dog model was used in Studies I and II. Teeth were orthodontically moved into and out from inflamed, infrabony periodontal pockets (Study I) and into areas of reduced bone height (Study II). Clinical, radiographic and histometric analyses were made with respect to changes in tooth-supporting tissu ...
beira»: fourth molar in lower jaw of an african elephant
... had no other option than to induce euthanasia. At her age of 48 years, Beira was probably the oldest elephant living in captivity at the time. ...
... had no other option than to induce euthanasia. At her age of 48 years, Beira was probably the oldest elephant living in captivity at the time. ...
Dental Consent Form
... accurate, but this is not always possible in the examination room. In order to accurately access your pet’s dental needs some additional procedures may be necessary: ...
... accurate, but this is not always possible in the examination room. In order to accurately access your pet’s dental needs some additional procedures may be necessary: ...
braces at age 7 - Innovative Orthodontic Centers
... are “bucked out”. This happens when the lower jaw is left behind. At the age of 7, jaw growth can be guided in a certain direction. In this case, the bite was so deep that the patient was biting on the roof of his mouth, creating constant irritation. Because of the bucked out teeth, self-confidence ...
... are “bucked out”. This happens when the lower jaw is left behind. At the age of 7, jaw growth can be guided in a certain direction. In this case, the bite was so deep that the patient was biting on the roof of his mouth, creating constant irritation. Because of the bucked out teeth, self-confidence ...
BASIC ORAL ANATOMY
... teeth in the jawbones. Primary dentition is the first set of 20 primary teeth. Also referred to as “baby teeth” or “deciduous teeth” Permanent dentition refers to the 32 secondary or “adult” teeth. Mixed dentition occurs when both primary and permanent teeth are present, usually between the ag ...
... teeth in the jawbones. Primary dentition is the first set of 20 primary teeth. Also referred to as “baby teeth” or “deciduous teeth” Permanent dentition refers to the 32 secondary or “adult” teeth. Mixed dentition occurs when both primary and permanent teeth are present, usually between the ag ...
Rules of Orthodontic Treatment David Hertzberg, DDS, MS 160
... the teeth and supporting tissues. Oral hygiene During orthodontic treatment, oral hygiene becomes more difficult but remains critically important. Dr. Hertzberg highly recommends that you visit your dentist at least every 3 to 6 months for regular checkups. You will be provided an orthodontic toot ...
... the teeth and supporting tissues. Oral hygiene During orthodontic treatment, oral hygiene becomes more difficult but remains critically important. Dr. Hertzberg highly recommends that you visit your dentist at least every 3 to 6 months for regular checkups. You will be provided an orthodontic toot ...
Dental Foci Can Undermine Health
... Ask the patient with these cavitations how they feel. Most patients experience dull or no pain at all for many years. Then, the next complaint is general facial, sinus, tooth and head pain caused by the decay and destruction of their trigeminal nerve, sinus wall, etc. However, most patients compl ...
... Ask the patient with these cavitations how they feel. Most patients experience dull or no pain at all for many years. Then, the next complaint is general facial, sinus, tooth and head pain caused by the decay and destruction of their trigeminal nerve, sinus wall, etc. However, most patients compl ...
A Dentist Exposes the Root Canal Cover up
... IS THERE A TOXIC TIME-‐BOMB IN YOUR MOUTH? One of the most feared dental procedures is the root canal. It can also be one of the most painful. For the thousands of people who have them ...
... IS THERE A TOXIC TIME-‐BOMB IN YOUR MOUTH? One of the most feared dental procedures is the root canal. It can also be one of the most painful. For the thousands of people who have them ...
MetLife Voluntary Dental
... area? CoPower is here to help. The DHMO dental network includes over 8,400 participating network dentist access points in California. Simply visit copower.com and click on the Quick Link for “Find a Provider” to quickly and easily find the HMO provider in your network for you. ...
... area? CoPower is here to help. The DHMO dental network includes over 8,400 participating network dentist access points in California. Simply visit copower.com and click on the Quick Link for “Find a Provider” to quickly and easily find the HMO provider in your network for you. ...
DENTAL PROBLEM DURING PREGNANCY ANR ITS MANAGEMENT
... • Caused by plaque, bacteria on tooth surfaces adjacent the gum tissue • Commonly observed in second trimester due to rise in estrogen levels in blood • Preventable with 2x daily brushing with F tooth paste and flossing ...
... • Caused by plaque, bacteria on tooth surfaces adjacent the gum tissue • Commonly observed in second trimester due to rise in estrogen levels in blood • Preventable with 2x daily brushing with F tooth paste and flossing ...
Normal Dental Development and Oral Pathology
... Demineralization is the loss of calcium, phosphate and carbonate from the enamel ...
... Demineralization is the loss of calcium, phosphate and carbonate from the enamel ...
02. Un-carious defects of teeth
... Repeated tooth flexure caused by occlusal stresses (tensile stress) → concentrate at the cervical fulcrum → may produce disruption in the chemical bonds of enamel crystal →cracked enamel can be lost or removed by erosion or abrasion Wedge-shaped cervical defects, deep, narrow V-shaped, not allow too ...
... Repeated tooth flexure caused by occlusal stresses (tensile stress) → concentrate at the cervical fulcrum → may produce disruption in the chemical bonds of enamel crystal →cracked enamel can be lost or removed by erosion or abrasion Wedge-shaped cervical defects, deep, narrow V-shaped, not allow too ...
Tooth whitening
Tooth whitening (termed tooth bleaching when utilizing bleach), is either restoration of natural tooth shade or whitening beyond natural tooth shade, depending on the definition used. Restoration of the underlying, natural tooth shade is possible by simply removing surface (extrinsic) stains (e.g. from tea, coffee, red wine and tobacco) and calculus (tartar). This is achieved by having the teeth cleaned by a dental professional (commonly termed ""scale and polish"", see debridement and polishing), or at home by various oral hygiene methods. Calculus is difficult to remove without a professional clean. To whiten the natural tooth shade, bleaching is required. It is a common procedure in cosmetic dentistry, and a number of different techniques are used by dental professionals. Many different products are also marketed for home use. Techniques include bleaching strips, bleaching pen, bleaching gel, and laser tooth whitening. Bleaching methods generally use carbamide peroxide or hydrogen peroxide. There are claims that carbamide peroxide is less effective than hydrogen peroxide, but also has less side effects. Common side effects of bleaching are increased sensitivity of the teeth and irritation of the gums. Occasionally individuals develop an unhealthy obsession with tooth whitening akin to body dismorphic disorder, termed ""bleachorexia"".