PDHA Water Fluoridation Press Release
... concentration to the level recommended for optimal dental health. Good scientific evidence shows it is effective, safe and an inexpensive way to prevent tooth decay. Although tooth decay has decreased in the adult population in past years, the rate has increased in young children. It is serious for ...
... concentration to the level recommended for optimal dental health. Good scientific evidence shows it is effective, safe and an inexpensive way to prevent tooth decay. Although tooth decay has decreased in the adult population in past years, the rate has increased in young children. It is serious for ...
Document
... These are thought to arise secondary to trauma during tooth formation, altering the angle between the tooth germ and the portion of the tooth already developed.2 Occasionally, the bend is created by pressure from adjacent cysts, tumors or odontogenic hamartoma. Frequently, the affected teeth are the ...
... These are thought to arise secondary to trauma during tooth formation, altering the angle between the tooth germ and the portion of the tooth already developed.2 Occasionally, the bend is created by pressure from adjacent cysts, tumors or odontogenic hamartoma. Frequently, the affected teeth are the ...
Extra notes for slide 5
... • A baby’s teeth don’t need brushing = As long as teeth are exposed in the oral cavity, it CAN get tooth decay. The baby’s teeth are first exposed to infant formula or breast milk and to their first solid foods which can all have high sugar content, so toothbrushing with a smear of fluoridated tooth ...
... • A baby’s teeth don’t need brushing = As long as teeth are exposed in the oral cavity, it CAN get tooth decay. The baby’s teeth are first exposed to infant formula or breast milk and to their first solid foods which can all have high sugar content, so toothbrushing with a smear of fluoridated tooth ...
Informed Consent For Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
... Alternatives to Surgery: Risks to my health if the above procedure is not performed include but are not limited to: Infection; Cyst or tumor formation; Periodontal (gum) disease; and Increased risk for complications if removal is required at a later time. ...
... Alternatives to Surgery: Risks to my health if the above procedure is not performed include but are not limited to: Infection; Cyst or tumor formation; Periodontal (gum) disease; and Increased risk for complications if removal is required at a later time. ...
Print to PDF - Ministerstwo Zdrowia
... Dentistry deals with the treatment of teeth, parodontium and oral cavity diseases. The patient is entitled to choose any institution or dentist from among those who offer dental health services under an agreement with the NFZ (National Health Fund). When it comes to dental treatment, the refund appl ...
... Dentistry deals with the treatment of teeth, parodontium and oral cavity diseases. The patient is entitled to choose any institution or dentist from among those who offer dental health services under an agreement with the NFZ (National Health Fund). When it comes to dental treatment, the refund appl ...
Cracked Teeth / Cracked Tooth Syndrome
... Will my tooth become better? Unlike fractures elsewhere in the body, this crack will never heal. There is a small chance that the crack will get worse even with a crown placed. This may lead to the need for root canal treatment, or even removal of the tooth. However, many cracks can be fixed without ...
... Will my tooth become better? Unlike fractures elsewhere in the body, this crack will never heal. There is a small chance that the crack will get worse even with a crown placed. This may lead to the need for root canal treatment, or even removal of the tooth. However, many cracks can be fixed without ...
Dental Carious Lesions Tooth Surface Loss
... Tooth surface loss by erosion occurs due to acidity and the erosive potential in the oral cavity from intrinsic or extrinsic acid that has exceeded the buffering capability and neutralizing functions of normal saliva and salivary proteins. The term corrosion has also been used to describe tooth surf ...
... Tooth surface loss by erosion occurs due to acidity and the erosive potential in the oral cavity from intrinsic or extrinsic acid that has exceeded the buffering capability and neutralizing functions of normal saliva and salivary proteins. The term corrosion has also been used to describe tooth surf ...
10 Most Common Causes of Tooth Sensitivity
... 7. Eating Acidic Foods- if you eat a lot of acidic foods, the enamel will erode away and the tooth may become sensitive. Foods to generally stay away from are citrus fruits and tomato sauce. 8. Recent Dental Work- temporary sensitivity after dental work is common; however, let your dentist know if t ...
... 7. Eating Acidic Foods- if you eat a lot of acidic foods, the enamel will erode away and the tooth may become sensitive. Foods to generally stay away from are citrus fruits and tomato sauce. 8. Recent Dental Work- temporary sensitivity after dental work is common; however, let your dentist know if t ...
Cosmetic Dentistry It can really make a difference.
... cosmetic recontouring. For instance, a tooth looks much longer than the rest, some enamel can be removed and your tooth can be reshaped. The process is usually quick and painless. ...
... cosmetic recontouring. For instance, a tooth looks much longer than the rest, some enamel can be removed and your tooth can be reshaped. The process is usually quick and painless. ...
Crown and Bridge Consent Form
... exhibit sensitivity. It may be mild to severe. The sensitivity may last for a short period of time or may last for much longer periods. If it persists, notify us immediately as this sensitivity may be from some other source. 3. Crowned and bridge abutment teeth may require root canal treatments: Tee ...
... exhibit sensitivity. It may be mild to severe. The sensitivity may last for a short period of time or may last for much longer periods. If it persists, notify us immediately as this sensitivity may be from some other source. 3. Crowned and bridge abutment teeth may require root canal treatments: Tee ...
What You Need to Know About Cavities One of the most common
... One of the most common universal health problems are cavities. A cavity is decay in the tooth that can develop into a visible hole. When tooth decay first begins there may not be any obvious symptoms. As the decay becomes more severe it may manifest itself in the following symptoms. The most obvious ...
... One of the most common universal health problems are cavities. A cavity is decay in the tooth that can develop into a visible hole. When tooth decay first begins there may not be any obvious symptoms. As the decay becomes more severe it may manifest itself in the following symptoms. The most obvious ...
Tooth Disease
... National Institutes of Health Consensus Development Conference Statement, March 26-28, 2001. ...
... National Institutes of Health Consensus Development Conference Statement, March 26-28, 2001. ...
Healthy Smiles Consent for Extraction of Teeth
... 4. Dry socket – jaw pain beginning a few days after surgery, usually requiring additional care, it is more common from lower extractions, especially wisdom teeth in female patients. 5. Possible damage to adjacent teeth, especially those with large fillings or caps. 6. Numbness or altered sensation i ...
... 4. Dry socket – jaw pain beginning a few days after surgery, usually requiring additional care, it is more common from lower extractions, especially wisdom teeth in female patients. 5. Possible damage to adjacent teeth, especially those with large fillings or caps. 6. Numbness or altered sensation i ...
the importance of having your teeth professionally cleaned
... become inflamed or to bleed easily. If the irritation continues for some time, the gums may pull away from the teeth, forming pockets that collect more bacteria. Eventually the gum tissue and underlying bone may be destroyed, and teeth may become loose. Besides affecting the oral cavity, recent rese ...
... become inflamed or to bleed easily. If the irritation continues for some time, the gums may pull away from the teeth, forming pockets that collect more bacteria. Eventually the gum tissue and underlying bone may be destroyed, and teeth may become loose. Besides affecting the oral cavity, recent rese ...
Genetic Considerations in Orthodontic Treatment Planning
... ● Eruption path cleared, no eruptive movement along path ● Teeth distal to most mesial affected tooth also involved ● Any or all posterior quadrants involved ...
... ● Eruption path cleared, no eruptive movement along path ● Teeth distal to most mesial affected tooth also involved ● Any or all posterior quadrants involved ...
Hydrogen Peroxide
... Inform your doctor if you are allergic to any other medicines, or if you develop an allergy while using this medicine. The symptoms of a drug allergy include one or more of the following: swollen face/eyes/lips, difficulty in breathing or widespread itchy skin rashes. ...
... Inform your doctor if you are allergic to any other medicines, or if you develop an allergy while using this medicine. The symptoms of a drug allergy include one or more of the following: swollen face/eyes/lips, difficulty in breathing or widespread itchy skin rashes. ...
Dr. David J. Rudolph DDS, MS, Ph.D. Practice Limited to Orthodontics
... We greatly appreciate the opportunity to provide excellent Orthodontic therapy to our mutual patient. Great orthodontic can be achieved with regular teeth cleanings (at least once every three months) and regular dental exams. In order for us to make sure our mutual patient follows-up with dental car ...
... We greatly appreciate the opportunity to provide excellent Orthodontic therapy to our mutual patient. Great orthodontic can be achieved with regular teeth cleanings (at least once every three months) and regular dental exams. In order for us to make sure our mutual patient follows-up with dental car ...
HealOzone - now available at Wilkinson Dental Care
... Ozone can be used to: keep fillings smaller because less infected tooth needs to be removed, thus reducing the amount of drilling and often eliminating the need for local anaesthesia. treat deep decay and greatly reduce the need for root canal treatment. sterilise root canals before filling them mak ...
... Ozone can be used to: keep fillings smaller because less infected tooth needs to be removed, thus reducing the amount of drilling and often eliminating the need for local anaesthesia. treat deep decay and greatly reduce the need for root canal treatment. sterilise root canals before filling them mak ...
Slide 1
... • Although tooth decay is often considered to be an affliction of modern society associated, in particular, with modern dietary habits, there is evidence that it existed in ancient times. • Because of their physical structure and chemical composition, teeth are often the last remains of prehistoric ...
... • Although tooth decay is often considered to be an affliction of modern society associated, in particular, with modern dietary habits, there is evidence that it existed in ancient times. • Because of their physical structure and chemical composition, teeth are often the last remains of prehistoric ...
The following three conditions may require early orthodontic
... lower teeth. Crossbites occur when one or more of the upper teeth sit on the inside of the lower teeth, tilting toward the cheek or tongue. This may occur on either or both sides, the front, or back of the mouth. Crossbites don’t typically correct themselves, getting deeper with time and placing a l ...
... lower teeth. Crossbites occur when one or more of the upper teeth sit on the inside of the lower teeth, tilting toward the cheek or tongue. This may occur on either or both sides, the front, or back of the mouth. Crossbites don’t typically correct themselves, getting deeper with time and placing a l ...
Treatment Fees
... The cost of a crown depends on the amount of clinical time, laboratory time and materials/equipment used. For private crowns we digitally scan the tooth using the latest laser technology. This technology gives a more precise and accurate fitting crown, preventing food traps and bacteria ...
... The cost of a crown depends on the amount of clinical time, laboratory time and materials/equipment used. For private crowns we digitally scan the tooth using the latest laser technology. This technology gives a more precise and accurate fitting crown, preventing food traps and bacteria ...
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"".