obviously
Solid
When a cavity is filled with solid matter, it forms a solid filling material. This filling material helps restore the shape, function, and integrity of the tooth. It prevents further decay and strengthens the tooth structure.
The cheapest way to repair a tooth is with a white filling or composite. That is if there is enough tooth sturcture to hold on too. But that is not the most solid treatment. A better way to repair a tooth is to get a root canal, post and crown.
Toothpaste is actually a solid. It is a solid that acts like a liquid.
Just got it done on a tooth that's been broken for over 3 years. He took a ground up tooth, which is treated to bond with itself, and filled it into the opening where the old tooth was. This keeps a solid substructure for your tooth so if you want to get an implant later on there is something to implant into. Otherwise you just have gums.
if a high demand of a product when it is commen (ex: tooth brushes) it would go down. if its uncommen (ex: solid gold tooth brushes) it would go up
because ice cream is cold in its solid form . its so cold that it makes your tooth nerves uneasy. also, if you're eating it fast, the temperature of your mouth decreases .
hardest as in most complicated? or as in most solid?
A crown build up is done when a person's tooth needs a crown. Usually cause my a large filling breaking or a tooth is broken. Once a tooth is more filling then natural tooth they usually want to put a crown on it. The tooth needs to have a solid foundation in order to support a crown, therefore they have to use special material in order to build the tooth up and prepare it for a crown. Also after any root canal, the dentist will want to put a build up in as teeth become very week after a root canal.. This ensure that the tooth is strong enough to support a crown.. Hope this helps
the whole tooth and nothing but the tooth
The tooth in question is a tooth that children have. If it is not a permanent tooth, it could be called a milk tooth.
tooth's - as in "A tooth's root extends down into the jawbone."