Posts Tagged ‘Dentist’

Dental Stains

Monday, September 20th, 2010

These are safe and reliable to remove dental stains in children and adolescents. One such technique is the abrasion. It is a painless method that does not cause sensitivity in dental or other side effects.

Treatment

It is determined that the stains are in the tissue called enamel, then isolate the teeth to prevent the chemicals used in contact with the gums or other soft tissues of the mouth. Chemicals are rubbed against dental stains up to 60 seconds at a time, to reduce these stains. This action is repeated as many times as necessary, then washed and observed the progress of technology. The whole treatment can last up to 60 minutes for the whole mouth.

With this technique can be eliminated:

All spots are in the surface layer called enamel. Pigment spots from food and sweets. Spots by fluorosis (excessive intake of fluorine), certain spots of development, etc.
Dental Stains

After treatment:

The teeth were observed to be slightly opaque hydrated by contact with saliva, then become normal in color and appearance, but without the spots that once damaged his appearance. After treatment, the teeth should be polished well, making them less susceptible to decay.

The microabrasion is a proven treatment in both its effectiveness and safety. In experienced hands is an excellent technique for removing stains that dull the appearance of teeth in children and adolescents.


Dental Caries Detection

Friday, July 9th, 2010
Today generally gives more importance a bright smile, and not enough on oral care, as you may have to be a good and effective hygiene and cleaning of tartar, or just check caries.

The reality is that even if you have a good smile, you always need a constant visit to the dentist of trust to verify that everything in order.

Thus, the control of caries and other factors particular to be one of the more casual and common problems, because sometimes not all react different to a tooth carious, even some patients are likely to even know that have.

How to detect tooth decay
Anyway, yes there are some small patterns to verify that they are able to confirm or not the existence of cavities in the mouth.

As a first symptom, and certainly also one of the most common and traditional discomfort when biting can be one of the most persistent symptoms. This way when chewing food may feel various aches which can undoubtedly be considered the first sign to visit the dentist.

As a second factor, sensitivity to heat and cold must be also other features of the presented. Clearly drinking or drinking hot or too cold can cause a marked sensitivity in the tooth or tooth decayed, giving to know that something is wrong inside the mouth.

Can sometimes appear a certain sensitivity to sweet or acid, so eating sweets, desserts or meals too sweet, it may be (however rare that is) something unpleasant. Similarly, the same can happen with acids.

Moreover, a third factor may be the strong beats in the tooth, ie strong shooting pains in the tooth, sometimes confused as ear pain or stitches in the head. As a detail to mention, if the pain and sensitivity experiments are too intense, you will need root canal treatment or root canal (the most popular name).

Symptoms of tooth decay
Finally, of course, before any of these symptoms is necessary to go to the nearest dentist to confirm whether it is a cavity or other factor that is causing the discomfort.

Anyway, although sometimes these punctuations can occur in other cases totally different from dental caries, the combination of several of these factors undoubtedly culminates in the presence of one of them.


 

Dentists’ Responsibility

Friday, April 30th, 2010

Although most medical procedures now need to use the technical skills developed rapidly and is based on a broad biological concepts, they need a good clinical considerations and understand the attitudes, economic background and education of patients as a whole.

Improvements in some or all teeth dentures no longer use mechanical means but more on tonsillectomy (surgical removal of tonsils) or installation of a broken femur.

All this requires knowledge of anatomical structures and physiological functions of the damaged parts in conjunction with (members) of the body as a whole.