Dentists

You should. If you didn't (or don't) I would call the dentist/oral surgeon and ask to be prescribed some. If that doesn't work then call your regular doctor and explain the situation to see if he can prescribe yo some and find a new dentist

There are two reasons. Sugar is an acid, and acids are hard in tooth enamel. Also, sugar consumption, especially in stickier foods, increase the bacterial activity within the mouth and on the teeth.

Depending on the size of the Head or the skull??

That would be lead.

No, just like you don't get your baby teeth back! You don't get your wisdom teeth back!

DMD is a Doctor of Dental Medicine. DDS is a Doctor of Dental Surgery

There is no practical difference between a DDS and a DMD. The curriculum for each is identical.

Each dental school chooses which degree to award its graduates. As long as the school is accredited, the graduate is eligible to sit for the national board as well as any regional board or state licensing board.

Any licensed dentist is allowed to perform any dental procedure provided they have not limited their practice to one of the dental specialties (oral surgery, orthodontics, endodontics, etc.).

Dentists help by making sure a person has clean and healthy teeth and gums. They diagnose and treat problems and provide preventive care.

Depending on how long its been since your surgery, the smell could be from many things. If theres a smell and taste, it could be dissolving stitches.There is possible infection if there is smell and pain. Or it could simply be from the fact that the blood clot is causing smell.

A dental hygienist will keep your teeth and gums healthy to prevent possible infections. They also provide composite filling for your teeth when required.

No. Generally speaking an absessed tooth can be saved by antibiotic therapy and root canal therapy together. There are times when a tooth cannot be saved though- when not enough tooth structure is left to support a crown or "cap", or when a root is actually fractured. Sometimes an absessed tooth is caused from a periodontal problem or in other words, a gum problem. This requires antibiotics and debridement or "deep cleaning" - or surgery.

Eggshells are a good substitute for teeth, because there both made up of similar stones like material that is made up of calcium. Eggshells are calcium carbonate, and teeth enamel is calcium phosphate. Which make both them composites, because they are both not pure calcium.

A DENTIST!!! All of the over the counter products or pills may not be as effective as seeing your dentist...I strongly advise you see them if you are having problems.

If you have no access to a dentist, try clove oil from chemist/ drugstore. Failing that, a drop of whiskey or brandy swilled around the tooth also helps.

Go to your dentist. He can fix anything. If not then he can refer you to a cosmetic dentist. I have a gap in between my two front teeth and my dentist fixed it and it looks natural.

Veneers are a great solution for tooth gaps.

If you work at as a hospital dentist, then you get same as a doctor. Around 6 weeks paid holiday a year. However if you own, or work in a private practice things are a lot more flexible and you may get up to 10, maybe even more if you are a top top dentist..

Laughing Gas or Nitrous Oxide (N2O) to use it proper name is used as an anesthetic.

An operculectomy is a dental procedure that is performed to remove to remove a flap of tissue surrounding an impacted tooth. The ADA code for this procedure is D7971 for the excision of pericoronal gingiva.

dentist have the highest suicide rate.

I don't agree with the bottom answer. To make it simple, you can view cavities in two ways. If they appear on the surface of the tooth, any dentist can see it directly with his or her own eyes.

But if the cavity is between two teeth, or under a filling, the cavity can only be seen on an x-ray. All dentists should be equipped with dental x-rays. And knowing where the cavity is, a dentist drills to get to it. He can't. You might need to go to another dentist, that way it will be done correctly. Good luck to you:)

You need to chew on hot-ish tar and it will mould to you teeth. Hope i helped

Soft teeth can be a genetic factor and a lack of Calcium. Speak to your dentist so you can take care of your teeth and gums to the best of your ability.

as many scientists have said ice does not stop or reduce swelling it only makes it appear gone i just finished my medical degree and when the doctors said this i was shocked i always used this method but actually it worsens the bruise or injury i would suggest buying some creams and a good quality ones are the best take this into consideration XXX also peas are also bad dont forget t.v lies !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Do EXACTLY what your dentist told you to do. Nothing very hot or very cold. No sucking, not even smoking a cigarette til a clot forms, and if you are going to suck your noodle, then no. Any disturbance of the clotting can cause a very painful condition called " dry socket " . You do NOT want to experience this.

Doctor of Dental Science, or could also mean Doctor of Dental Surgery.

Doctor of Dental Science, or could also mean Doctor of Dental Surgery.

Doctor of Dental Science, or could also mean Doctor of Dental Surgery.

Doctor of Dental Science, or could also mean Doctor of Dental Surgery.

Doctor of Dental Science, or could also mean Doctor of Dental Surgery.

Doctor of Dental Science, or could also mean Doctor of Dental Surgery.

You need a tooth-brush and need to USE it because it is good for your heath, hygiene, your breath. It is also because if you don't brush your teeth daily you can get very bad cavity's and that will hurt. Your teeth will also look very bad and unattractive.