Dentists

total dental care the one near target because i been there and this other one name anamaria and the only thing they did is make my teeth hurt even more and total dental care actually worked

It is a RPD (removable partial denture) design that aims to improve the esthetics associated with retentive clasping and traditional RPD design in the esthetic zone. The concept uses wrought wire to engage an .010 undercut from the palatal/lingual with no facial clasping arm - so you essentially see no metal clasping when the RPD is placed in the oral cavity.

The framework incorporates a channel where the wrought wire is attached (via spot welding, soldering, etc) and housed after the framework is cast. They can be very tedious to fabricate but if done correctly they offer a nice alternative to conventional clasping.

no. But regular smoking will stain your teeth and deteriorate your lungs.

They drill out the decayed portion and create a pocket in the tooth. Then they fill the pocket with amalgam or an epoxy resin.

No, it doesn't stain your teeth or cause gum recession.

Mine took almost 2 hours for the Novocain to take effect and about 20 minutes for the surgery. It was over an hour before my head was clear enough to drive home.

Mummifying agents used in dentistry=

1.Iodoform; it is used in combination with tannic acid,glycerine,and eugenol.

2.Paraform;its combination is with ZnO and glycerine

3.Liquid formaldehyde;it is combined with ZnO clycerine and LA.

4. some astringents such as tannic acid and cresol are also used.

These are some mummifying agents thad used in dentistry.

If you a licensed dentist you should only need to pass a test to work as hygienist.

In Coburg Victoria at 1-3 Louisa Street. See their webpage in via related links.

It is possible that the type of local anesthetic the dentist used was particularly potent on you, although 24 hours is unusual. It is also possible the procedure the dentist performed may have bruised a nerve and that is why you are still numb. This is called a transient or temporary parasthesia. In severe cases, parasthesia can persist for months. Regardless of the cause, it is important that you let your dentist know you are experiencing this lingering numbness.

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I had my molar pulled 10 - 15 years ago and my wisdom tooth did come down and fill in the space. It is slightly slanted but I have never had any problems with it.

It is possible for a wisdom tooth to eventually erupt into the space but they will generally come in at a slant and create problems with the health of the gums. This slanting causes a large space that is very difficult to keep clean and we usually see advance bone loss happen in this are that can affect the existing 1st molor as well. In today's world the best alternative would be a dental implant to replace the extracted 2nd molar.

I am looking for "Baja" Dental in Algodonas, Mexico. The phone number that was given to me was an AZ # area code (928) The rest was 202-4251, but I do not get through. Please help.

I found the following response when looking up the same question for one of our medics: ROB LIDSTONE, MD, of Coquitlam, BC, reports: "I see an asthmatic patient who insists that she's allergic to epinephrine." Dr. Lidstone wonders, "Is this possible? If so, how would one manage an acute episode?" It's certainly possible to be allergic to epinephrine -- vials contain sodium metabisulfite, a well- known allergen -- but it's rare; referral to an allergist would help sort it out. In Canada, we seldom use epinephrine for the acute treatment of an asthma attack, since short-acting bronchodilators, administered either as multiple puffs with a spacer or by nebulizer, are just as effective. There's no role for epinephrine in the chronic management of asthma, which is better treated by chronic use of antiinflammatories, such as inhaled steroids. (©copyright: Parkhurst Exchange year-month-#: 1999-06-31)

Yes, my dentist can always tell that I bite my cheek because it leaves behind sores or scars of some sort.

As long as you can prove that it was there fault not yours then as long after as you need

Until the sores heal, if you do smoke while the sores are open you can get a bad infection, the safest thing to smoke out of is a vaporizer, if you want to reduce the risk of stench use a vaporizer and a smoke buddy once you exhale smoke buddies are little contraptions you blow into after you take a hit and it filters your smoke air to clean, odorless air

No, not if it is a big crack

1. Teeth which are not considered necessary for efficient mastication are alloted ONE POINT each and those essential TWO POINTS each. For instance, each incisor, canine, 1st and 2nd premolars will have have a value of one point provided their corresponding lower teeth are present.
2. Each 1st and 2nd molar and well developed 3rd molar will have a value of two points provided they are in good opposition to corresponding teeth in the lower jaw. In the case the 3rd molar is not well developed, it will have a value of one point only.
3. When all the 16 teeth are present in the upper jaw and in good functional opposition to corresponding teeth in the lower jaw, the total value will be 20 or 22 points according to whether the 3rd molars are well developed or not.

   - Any 4 of the 6 anterior; and

   - Any 6 of the 10 posterior.

4. The following teeth will be present in the upper jaw and in good functional opposition to corresponding teeth in the lower jaw:
5. Provided there are at least 14 dental points in the mouth, all these teeth must be sound and repairable. The minimum number of points required is 14.

It is called a saliva ejector.

His father is a celebrity dentist or some sort of medical person. That's why he has so much money.

A medical scientist usually makes the medicines. They find a problem and then they study then solve it with medicine.

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dull pain of toothache, freshen the breath, and flavor ham