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Of course it is better to fill it immediately and stop any further damage to the tooth. Why would you wait? So the cavity can get bigger? So the whole tooth rots away so you don't have to fill it?
Why would you need to then? Expansion of dental arch is to relieve crowding, so that when the decidious tooth comes out, there will be room for the permanent tooth that is following close behind. Very important to check articulation, so as not to cause TMJ problems.
It would be what they call a flipper, more like a retainer with a tooth. However, it's not a permanent solution. Most dentists would recommend that a patient get a dental implant in place of an upper front tooth. An implant helps to retain the bone in the area where the roots were.
Most extractions only cost $45 per tooth as long as it's not a wisdom tooth. Most dental offices want to do an exam first.
Obtaining a tooth implant in Canada can have very different costs depending on which specific dentist one were to visit. However, if one was to estimate a price for a dental tooth implant in Canada it would be around $2,400.
I have a front tooth that came out after 5 years. I have had it cemented again, but in case it comes out I would like to have some cement. It is my front tooth, so it was bad when it came out. Becky whitney
It's the part of a tooth where it braches into two (or more) roots. If you imagine a pair of pants, it would be the crotch area of the pants.
dental caries.. at least that's what MDs would call it. There may be more variation in degree of decay that DMDs would refer to.
A dentist will inspect your teeth, and advise on whether any dental work is needed. A cavity will probably be drilled and then filled with a special dental paste. This will, hopefully, prevent the root/ nerve of the tooth from becoming infected, leading to a painful toothache.
Veneers can dramatically enhance the appearance of your smile. They blend in with your natural teeth for lifelike results.
I would sue if damage was done to a tooth as a result of poor dental work. I had to file a report once with the American Dental Association. They may be able to help you.
Well, no nerves in teeth would mean no dental pain. True, but no dental pain would also mean that when your teeth rot or gets broken , you would'nt know it or would'nt bother and finally you may lose them one by one and eventually be tooth less at an early age!ALL because you never felt pain. So the nerves and the perceived pain are all a protective mechanism that acts as an early warning system.