IMPACTION
Have you ever got pain in the last tooth region, that might be because of the tooth that is hidden in your jaw bone and cannot come out due to lack of space. This condition is known as IMPACTION There are different types of impactions This may also cause your gum ulcers. This may destroy your adjacent healthy tooth. This is a very painful and infectious condition. Usage of pain killer tablets may reduce your pain temporarily. We should never use home remedies to get rid of impaction pain, that may worsen your pain. Never apply any pain balm on the cheek region, it will aggravate your swelling. Then what is the solution??? Our only wish is your healthy smile – V DENTAL
Dental Fillings
Dental fillings are the artificial substances used to fill a cavity caused by decayed, broken or damaged teeth. Once the bacteria attacks the tooth and breaks the enamel, a cavity is formed and when there s a cavity, a filling is needed. Fillings reduce the amount of bacteria in the mouth, extend the life of the tooth, and delay the need for additional dental work. Fillings restore the shape and stability of the teeth for ease of chewing and preventing further damage, decay is loss of teeth. Once cavity is fully formed, it is nearly impossible to simply brush and make it go away. If a cavity is not filled, the decay will penetrate the enamel and then keep going deeper to root of the tooth. There is no specific timeline for how quickly a cavity can destroy a tooth. To treat a cavity, Dentist will remove the decayed portion…
Corona and its tooth related problems
Corona cases are alarmingly increasing in India day to day. All know that Corona affects the lungs mainly and also other body parts as well. COVID is an infectious disease which may enter into your body through nasal and oval routes. WILL THERE BE ANY TOOTH PROBLEMS IN COVID CASES. We say “S”. There are enhances of Lung related problem Tooth related problem Underlying bone related problems Oral Hygienic and COVID: Very strange and surprising symptoms of COVID in relation to oral health has been found out by experts tooth related problem-tooth mobility, tooth discoloration, mainly have been observed in COVID patients . Due to the change in the blood flow which is very essential for oral hygienic maintenance is badly affected. As a result of the essential circulation is affected there are chances of tooth decay and tooth mobility. ACE 2 receptors are the main protein components…
Dental Treatments – Medical Condition Relations
Many of the DENTAL PROBLEMS are because of some serious general health problems & diseases. And also some dental problems arise because of general systemic diseases and conditions. So let us know some important relation between Dental Problems & General Health related diseases. Diabetes: It is a long term systemic disease which has its serious effect on patient’s oral health condition. As you know diabetes is related to immune suppression because of which body is easily accessible to variety of bacterial, viral and systemic diseases. In diabetic patients the underline oral cavity bone (peridontium) gets reduced just like slow poison effect. The tooth starts moving (mobility) as the underline bone is receding and the degree of mobility increases as Grade 1, Grade2 and Grade3. Finally these are chances for the tooth loss. Cure: Diabetes is perfected; the patient should take proper care for it to be in a control…
Complete Dentures
Complete dentures commonly called as teeth set or removal teeth. They are widely used in age old people who cannot get fix teeth arranged in either ways, commonly called as Full Mouth Rehabilitation. Complete dentures are the removal teeth in upper and lower jaws or either in one jaw with cd and other jaw with natural teeth of fixed partial dentures. They are lot of varieties in complete dentures. Varying in respect to materials used for preparation for dentures Generally a normal complete dentures is made by acrylic materials which replicate in natural teeth esthetically and also the underline soft tissue and bone. The denture base is the platform for the biting load to equally get distributed on the bone no connecters major and minor will be used in denture retention of the denture is the major tissue. While using them good adsorption is obtain by the…
ZIRCONIA CROWNS HIGH DEFINED AND HIGH PRECISED DENTAL CROWN METERIAL
Zirconium is a relatively new material that combines the strength of metal with the aesthetics of porcelain crown. High translucent zirconium and Layered zirconium crowns have become a more popular choice lately. Applications of Zirconia Crowns Zirconium dental crowns have many uses in restorative and cosmetic dentistry practice. They can be used to reinforce a cracked or broken tooth, mask a severely stained or misshapen tooth, or restore and dental implant. Thanks to their supreme strength and durability, this type of cap is getting more and more popular. Types of zirconia crowns Monolithic Zirconia Crowns: This type of dental ceramic contains Zirconium oxide, a material that renders it virtually unbreakable. This extremely strong type of ceramic resists chips, breaks, and stains. It can be color matched to your teeth but it is somewhat opaque. Due to the opacity monolithic restorations are better placed in the back…
Root Canal Treatment
Root canal is a treatment to repair and save a badly damaged or infected tooth instead of removing it. Our teeth have an enamel layer on the outside, a second layer of dentine, and a soft inside core that extends into the root in our jaw bone. The core contains the dental pulp, which consists of nerves, blood vessels and connective tissue. When the decay gets into the soft core, the pulp can become infected or inflamed. A root canal is needed to clean out the decay. The root canal treatment leaves the natural tooth in place and prevents further decay. Signs & Symptoms that you may need a Root Canal: Severe pain. Sensitivity when biting or pressing on the tooth. Prolonged sensitivity (Pain) to Hot or Cold temperatures. (After the heat or cold has been removed). Discoloration or Darkening of the tooth. Swollen gums / darkening of…
ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT
Are you feeling shy to smile in public……..? It could be your forwardly placed teeth or your irregular teeth that make you feel awkward while smiling. NO WORRIES…. Orthodontic Treatment is the solution to your problem. Not only your smile improved with it, but also the ease of oral hygiene (Cleaning of teeth) improves as it is difficult to keep irregular teeth cleans properly. Hence the chances of decay, discoloration, bad breath reduces. The time of treatment is approximately 1 year to 1 1\2 years even less for less severe cases. We use braces to align them. Treatment in early age i.e. from 15 years to 21 has more success in less time period as the bone is easily mouldable in this age. Adulthood orthodontic requires more time for the treatment completion & sometime permanent retainers. Earlier there were metal braces which used to give you metallic smile during…
Gums Related Problems & Remedies
Periodontal problems Periodontitis also called gum disease, is a serious gum infection that damages the soft tissue and without treatment can destroy the bone that supports your teeth. Periodontitis can cause tooth loss. Periodontitis is common but largely preventable. It’s usually the result of poor oral hygiene. Healthy gums are firm and pale pink and fit snugly around teeth. Signs and symptoms of periodontitis can include: Swollen or puffy gums Bright red, dusky red or purplish gums Gums that feel tender when touched Gums that bleed easily Pink-tinged toothbrush after brushing Spitting out blood when brushing or flossing your teeth Bad breath Pus between your teeth and gums Loose teeth or loss of teeth Painful chewing New spaces developing between your teeth Gums that pull away from your teeth (recede), making your teeth look longer than normal The sooner you seek care, the better your chances of reversing damage from…
Full Mouth Rehabilitation
Full mouth rehabilitation merely means combining restorative dental treatments to fix or rebuild your smile. Our goal is to not only help you enjoy smiling again, but also to strengthen and fortify your healthy oral tissues and tooth structures, as well. The exact treatments that make up your full mouth reconstruction will depend on the specific issues that affect your smile.Designing Your Full Mouth RehabilitationWhether your teeth are damaged, infected, or lost, or your gums are diseased and need periodontal treatment, we offer a variety of services to address your unique needs. Depending on your condition, your full mouth reconstruction can include;• Dental crowns that cover, protect, and restore teeth• Porcelain veneers that can improve the appearance of several teeth at once• Dental implants for comprehensive tooth replacement• TMJ treatment to improve your bite’s function and alleviate jaw discomfortABOUT YOUR DENTIST AT “V” DENTAL HOSPITALS:At “V” DENTAL HOSPITAL DENTAL COSMETIC…