Full Arch Restoration Supported by Implant
When replacing missing teeth, there are many options to choose from, including dental implants, porcelain bridges and removable dentures. When deciding which option to choose, the pros and cons of each treatment should be weighed according to the recommendations of the dentist. Dental implants are widely regarded as the best restoration options for missing teeth because of their aesthetic quality and durability, but considering that the cost of a single implant can be as high as 10,000 yuan, for many patients, the cost of a full mouth reconstruction It may be too high. The price of removable dentures is much cheaper,
Do 3 Things Diligently after Dental Implants
Many people think that dental implantation is the end of dental treatment, as long as the dental implantation is successful, it will be done once and for all, and will never suffer from toothache. I hereby reminds the public that this statement is wrong. Although dental implants are not threatened by tooth decay, like real teeth, dental implants may loosen due to damage to surrounding tissues. Improper cleaning of teeth will accumulate plaque at the junction between the implant and the gums, causing inflammation and shrinkage of the soft tissue around the implant, forming a pocket, further destroying the alveolar bone
Causes of Dental Implant Loss
Dental implants are known as "the third tooth of mankind". The natural roots are replaced by tiny titanium metal roots, which are carefully implanted into the bone under anesthesia. These tiny titanium metal is combined with the patient's bones. . Although dental implant restoration has many advantages, it cannot be said that after implantation, it can be used once and for all without maintenance, because dental implants are not omnipotent, and they may fall out. What's more, our real teeth will fall off due to various reasons! What causes the loss of dental implants? Artificial dental implants have gained widespread popularity in
Principles Of Prosthetic Treatment Of Periodontitis
Periodontitis (periodontitis) is a chronic infectious disease caused by microorganisms in dental plaque. It progresses from long-standing chronic gingivitis to deep periodontal tissues, leading to inflammation and destruction of periodontal supporting tissues. one 1 Causes and contributing factors of periodontitis Dental plaque biofilm is the initiating factor of periodontal tissue inflammation, but some local factors, such as calculus, tooth anatomy, irregular tooth arrangement, poor restoration and poor orthodontic treatment, traumatic occlusion, food impaction, and poor Habits and the existence of some systemic factors will promote the occurrence and development of periodontitis. two 2 Clinical manifestations of periodontitis Including inflammation of the gums, periodontal pocket formation, loss
N95 Masks
The N95 mask is one of the nine particulate protective masks certified by NIOSH (National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health). N95 is not a specific product name. As long as it meets the N95 standard and passes the NIOSH review, it can be called an N95 mask. The filtration efficiency of particles with aerodynamic diameter and physical diameter of 0.075μm±0.020μm can reach more than 95%. Introduction to N95 mask The N95 mask is one of the nine particulate protective masks certified by NIOSH. "N" means not resistant to oil. "95" means that when exposed to a specified number of special test
You Bought Masks So Many Times. Do You Know How to Distinguish Them from True Ones?
As a necessity in life, masks play an important role in many occasions. So, do you know how to tell the truth of a mask? Today, Chuan Chang’s daily use at home will share with you some ways to identify the authenticity of the mask. Hurry up and check it~ The first point: distinguish the true and false methods of medical surgical masks Generally, when purchasing a mask, if it is a medical surgical mask, the outer packaging of the mask will be marked with the words disposable medical surgical mask, and the product registration number will also be printed. After we
Will the Corrected Teeth be “Beaten Back”?
All kinds of malocclusion, such as irregular dentition, "floating teeth" and "ground covering the sky", can be corrected by orthodontics. What many patients worry about most is whether the corrected teeth will return to their original shape as time goes on? Orthodontic treatment is to promote the displacement of teeth or jawbone to produce complex bio mechanical movement according to the direction designed by the doctor through the light force of the appliance, so as to achieve a beautiful and functional effect. Theoretically, any malocclusion may recur after correction. However, if the patient has been corrected properly and can wear the
Why Should I Remove the Invisible Braces when Eating?
Many of our patients want to know why we emphasize the importance of removing orthodontic appliances when eating or drinking hot drinks such as coffee and tea. Avoid breaking, breaking or twisting the aligner When you bite the aligner while you are eating, it may cause the aligner to break, crack or deform, which is caused by the huge force applied during chewing. Avoid staining Colored liquids such as soft drinks, coffee, and tea can temporarily contaminate the appliance, which is why doctors advise patients to brush and clean invisible braces after a meal. What are invisible braces? Some people who have made corrections
Why does the Gum of Some Long-term Smoker Inflammation not Apparent?
"A cigarette after a meal, happy like a fairy" is the greatest enjoyment of many addicts, but behind the enjoyment, it is the hotbed of many diseases, such as lung cancer, upper respiratory diseases, periodontal diseases, etc. Periodontal disease is an inflammatory disease caused by bacterial infection. Patients are stimulated by long-term plaque, which gradually causes inflammation of tooth flesh. If the plaque and calculus cannot be removed in time, it will further cause alveolar bone damage, which is often called periodontal disease. However, smoking itself will send many harmful substances into the body, which will affect the function of white blood
What Should I Do If I Have Oral Problems During Pregnancy?
Gingivitis during pregnancy Cause: Pregnancy will not directly cause gingivitis. However, during pregnancy, the hormone secretion of the pregnant woman will change. If the pregnant woman does not clean the mouth thoroughly, the pregnant woman's gums (gum) will easily have an allergic reaction to the toxin secreted by the bacteria in the dental plaque, becoming red and swollen and easy to bleed. This phenomenon is called "gingivitis during pregnancy". Symptoms: The gums are red and swollen and the gums bleed easily when brushing. The picture shows an oral condition with gingivitis during pregnancy. The gums are severely swollen and bleeding. Prevention and treatment: