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The sealants are a thin plastic stained chewing areas of the back teeth (molars and premolars) and are very efficient to avoid damage to the tooth ( cavities ). Sealers are essential to protect the back teeth since they have openings and fissures more complicated to reach where they are staying leftovers initiating the formation of plaque.
The sealants are a kind of varnish that will fill the gaps and cracks in the surface of the teeth, because once it is solidified.
The dentist applies the varnish on occlusal areas of molars and premolars, forming a sheet and preventing them from entering food debris, thus preventing the bacteria and the calving of the caries .
The mouthwashes or rinses with fluoride foster care of the tooth surface, but it is somewhat difficult to fluoride penetrate the openings or slots in the teeth and in many cases are tiny.
That’s why sealants are invaluable to the protection of our teeth.
It is recommended, according to specialists, apply sealants as soon as the molars and premolars out before they are attacked by decay. Read the rest of this entry »
The purpose of an implant is to support the restoration of one or more missing teeth. Implantology has become one of the most advanced cosmetic techniques in the field of dentistry.
A dental implant is nothing more than the replacement of the tooth root, a small root-shaped device that is placed into the jawbone to support a prosthetic tooth (crown). As Dr. Ivan Flores Apaza, dentist, specialist in implant aesthetics, “implants are made of titanium material compatible with living tissues.
One of the most important advantages of the implant is that it does alter the structure of adjacent teeth to lock in the new “crown to support the entire life.”
Dental caries, trauma or severe periodontitis (gum disease) are some of the situations that can cause tooth loss and affect the maxillary bone support. In these cases a lasting, healthy option is to place an implant to replace the missing tooth (or in the alternative, to replace a bridge).
Removable or fixed prosthesis
Each implant is designed to hold a tooth. In cases where the patient has lost some or all teeth, placement of the number of implants to determine if the prosthesis is placed movable or not. As Dr. Flores, with eight to six implants in the respective jaw to hold can be reached in a fixed and permanent a full arch of teeth (12 to 14 teeth). Read the rest of this entry »
Oral health is not just brush
Some habits like thumb sucking, sleep on the same side, or prefer only soft foods affect your oral health and can lead to malformations. At the time it is possible to correct these defects and prevent complications.
Here are some recommendations to prevent bad habits. There are some habits or habits in children that affect their oral health. The most common are:
- Suction
- Breathing
- Swallow
- Chewing
- Posture
Some, such as suction, can occur from an early age, others after 3 years when the child enters the garden. In general, everyone is susceptible of being corrected in time to prevent complications. On average, 20 children who visit the office for the first time, up to fifty percent have any habits that affect the entire oral cavity (muscles, bones or teeth). Read the rest of this entry »
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 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.
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.
Remember that your teens need to care for their teeth too! Dental visits are especially important for adolescents. Visiting the dentist so that they have beautiful smiles as adults.
If your teen afraid to go to the dentist, tell them that the new techniques have made dental treatment much more comfortable.
Let him bring a friend for support. Inform the dentist is there to help.
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