Dentists

I would probably say:

Mr. (your dentist's name here), this crown really does not resemble or fit like my original tooth, and i know you insist it is, but can you please double check? If it is my tooth, please explain to me why it does not resemble or fit like my original tooth.

Tools of dental hygienist include: dental lasers for teeth whitening and cleaning, dental and scalers to remove plaque and tartar and motorized dental polishers, according to the Occupational Information Network. Hygienists may also operate dental X-ray machines or use syringes to administer anesthetics.

Usually, the next day. However, Rinse your mouth out with a little warm water and salt (a few dashes) in a glass. Just swish it around gently. Rinse your mouth out with a salt and water mixture aprx. Three times a day. Your dentist should have given you an antibiotic to fight any type of potential infection that could arise as well. Wait 24 hours before rincing. The reason for that is not to dislodge the blood cloth that forms during the few hours after the surgery. After 24 hours, it is recommended to rince with a disinfecting solution, preferably water and salt.

If a ureter is obstructed and ureteral stenting is not possible, a nephrostomy may be performed. During this procedure, a tube is placed through the skin on the patient's back, into the area of the kidney that collects urine.

There are numerous types of dental fillings that a dentist could use to fill a cavity. Examples of these include porcelain, gold or nickel alloys, composite resin and dental amalgam. Dental amalgam are the silver fillings and are a combination of tin, silver, liquid mercury and copper.

Sometimes when the space between the two central incisors is too large, orthodontics (braces) may be recommended. This usually will take approximately 18-36 months depending on the severity of the bite. If considering crowns, veneers on bonded composite material on the two front teeth, you must consider the space. These restorations may make the teeth look too large and it may make the assymetry of the entire six front look abnormal. The best thing to do is trust the dentist. Sometimes the wait on orthodontics is worth it. J. Holsworth, RDH

While the usual time for wearing them is one to two weeks, it really depends your orthodontist's diagnosis, and what he or she believes is the right amount of time to get the desired result. The actual name for spacers is "orthodontic separators," and while they can sometimes be painful or annoying, they are known for getting excellent results.

My doctor told me not to do anything that would raise my blood pressure. It is a good idea to avoid any kind of suction during the first two weeks following the extractions. This includes sipping through a straw and smoking. This could cause the blood clots to be dislodged from the sockets and result in a painful condition known as a dry socket. If this happens, see your dentist ASAP. It can be treated. No spitting or any kind of suction for 48 hours.

Also no physical exercises for 48 hours. It is a good idea not to drive or operate heavy machinery until the anethesia has completely worn off.

Depends totally on the surgery. I had two of them removed once and two months later the others, the second day after the surgery I was a lot in pain, almost couldn't think or watch TV. But the other surgery didn't bother or hurt, the second day I started eating like nothing happened. Depends totally on the surgery.

I'd say about a 4.As soon as you get them on it's a little uncomfortable.About 5-10 minutes later you teeth become sore. The next morning is definitely worse.You can barely chew anything. Even lightly closing your jaw to where your teeth touch hurts. About a month or so later you'll be okay.Good luck!

Either by a dentist or do it your self. If you do it your self have salt water handy and dot swallow it!

DMD = doctor of dental medicine (it's in latin so the letters are reversed). It's the same as a DDS. The MS is a Master of Science degree, and usually means that the dentist has obtained a specialty degree - such as orthodontics.

Stu

No. Tooth decay is irreversible. While the calcium in milk can help make teeth stronger, it cannot help reverse damage that has been done to them. If your teeth have been so badly neglected that they are falling out, the only thing to do is have them removed before they cause a serious infection.

Be a brave man. Braces aren't going to hurt much. Now, getting teeth surgically removed, is another story.

Get two other orthodontists look at you, and try to not have teeth pulled.

Hey, just think how many people in the world has or had braces. It shouldn't hurt that much. Talk to your dentist about why and what are you scared of. He'll help. After a few weeks with them, you'll see it ins't such a big deal.

Orthodontic Therapists have only recently become part of the dental team, the first ten therapists qualified in 2008. They work to the prescription of a dentist or orthodontist. Salaries vary regionally but a newly qualified orthodontic therapist can expect to earn around £40K.

To get to Medical School, the Pre-med bachelors program usually requires that you take up until Calculus 2.

It's over 9,000!

Wisdom teeth get pulled out to prevent pain and discomfort. If the wisdom teeth don't have enough room in the back of your mouth and they grow in they will push your existing teeth out of the way and cause them to be mashed together. They can also grow in sideways, this is known as being 'impacted'. Sores can grow on your gums and become infected, leading to major problems down the road.

In toothache should be using warm water with iodine salt dissolved in it. Gargal for several times in a day. It wil reduce the pain with certain amount. Immediately consult your doctor

yes you can, however you need to stay clear from sweets and junk that can get in-between ur braces !

You will need to be more specific to get a better answer, but most likely you'll have to have a dentist put a filling put in the tooth. What is the hole from? Where is the hole in the tooth? How long have you had it? Any more details you can add will be very helpful in answering your question better. More opinions from FAQ Farmers: * I have two holes in the back of my front teeth!. I am 17 years of age. I was really worried if I would lose the teeth as I am getting orthodontic treatment and still am. I couldn't understand the Orthodontist never said you must go and get them filled. So I went to my normal dentist; he said that they are just knocks off the enamel of my teeth. What a relief. He thought that my retainer had caused the loss of enamel, which i could understand. If you are worried you should see a dentist. He/she will tell you. Hope you don't need fillings. * You should get them pulled. Holes in teeth are a sign of tooth decay which can later on result in an infection. * I would recommend visiting the dentist to make sure it isn't decay, and if it s isn't, a cosmetic dentist to cover it up with porcelain veneers.

When fillings are placed teeth can sometimes be sensitive to hot and cold for a period of time. This is a normal response and can be expected. It takes a while for the body to calm a tooth down after a filling has been placed. When they go through a traumatic experience or when a cavity is close to the nerve can also cause it sensitivity

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It remains unknown as to when the first dental procedures were performed by humanity. What is known is that evidence of dental work and surgery has been found dating back thousands of years.