Dentists

This could cause a headache. A more likely reason for a headache is that you just had your teeth worked on! How long did you sit in the chair with your head at an odd angle and your mouth open? People always want to blame their medicine for anything they might be feeling - sometimes it's not the medicine.

Recapitulation refers to the repeated reintroduction and reapplication of instruments previously used throughout the cleaning and shaping process in order to create a well-designed, smooth, unclogged, evenly tapered, unstepped root canal preparation.

Dentists who use lasers in their work can use them for killing the bacteria in a cavity and then filling it. They can also use them for surgery, and you may not need stitches.

Example: when you have surgery, they sedate you so that you don't move. Tranquilizers are used to sedate dangerous animals. Good enough?

Udent Clinic in Istanbul is probably the one I will choose. They had a bunch of other treatments as well and the costs are much less than the US and UK.

http://www.wisegeek.com/what-percent-of-the-us-population-do-teachers-comprise.htm

According to US census statistics there are approximately 2.6 million teachers working at the elementary and middle school level. When census information includes pre-schools, high schools, special education teachers and college instructors, the number climbs to approximately 6.5 million teachers. Our total population is right now close to 300 million. So in estimated figures, teachers comprise about 2% of the total population. There are currently 74.9 million students enrolled in the country representing a one to eleven ratio of students to teachers.

No need, mentos or tic tacs seem to do the job, if all else fails invest in a toothbrush hunnie!

Teeth whitening are surely an option. I have done teeth whitening from Dr.Stephen Phelan in Toronto. But teeth whitening can't be done for everyone.. Especially those with a thin enamel. I am not sure whether you could use whitener's right after chemo. So it is always better to take an expert opinion. Therefore in my opinion you should go to a dentist!

Sure he can if his practice does not take that particular insurance.

they get paid $14.000 a year pro rata

Do you have pain from having the dentist packing your dry socket a week ago or a month ago? Did you finish taking the antibiotics to clear up the infection? You can call the dentist and ask how long you can expect to have pain, especially if your prescription for antibiotics has run out.

you scream and it will bleed

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well, first they drill the hole in your teeth (after giving you a shot to make your mouth numb), and then they put this yucky white stuff in your teeth, and i guess it then dries and becomes a filling.

my doctor said getting xrays done is the most dangerous for your baby in the first trimester.

When a tooth is extracted, the healing process begins with a blood clot forming in the hole in the bone left by the tooth. This is the first stage in the healing process. Smoking interferes with this in three ways; (i) smoke contains toxins, (ii) smoking causes the mouth to become dry and (iii) the action of inhaling creates suction which can dislodge the clot. The consequences of this can be extremely unpleasant, painful, and depending on where you live and the availability of free dental treatment, expensive.

There, that's the bit you weren't interested in reading. The answer is; you're probably good to go after about 72 hours.

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The teeth that are referred to as "wisdom teeth" are teeth numbered, 1, 16, 17, and 32. They are located the furthest in the back of the mouth. However, do not get these confused with the molars. The wisdom teeth come in where the gums are located.

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If sutures are placed following extractions, five to seven days is usually the time frame for having them removed. Also remember than sometimes surgeons use resorbable sutures. That means the suture essentially dissolves over time and does not have to be removed.

Injecting no-adrenaline (noepinephrine) with an anaesthetic could help keep you awake while on it.

I was told by a dentist epinephrine is mixed with anesthetic to increase the length of time the anestetic is effective. Without it, the numbing effect would wear off much more quickly.

Although the above answer may be correct in that epinephrine increases wakefullness, it is not the reason it's mixed with some anastetics. Further, I don't know why one would want to remain more awake during a dental procedure, and I'm assuming the question was asked becuase some do not like the feeling (or perceive to at least) of epinephrine.

The Dr explained to me, the reason why this works is noradrenalin or epinerphrine restricts blood vesels slowing blood flow from the area, which in turn slows down the process of the anestetic getting flushed out of the area and ultimately cleared by the body in whatever way it does so.

Sorry, I misread the question initally, the short answer is no, you can't make fangs without using some dentist equipment/materials.

It all has to do with the concentration of FLUORIDE. Through extensive research over many decades, it has been determined that the optimal fluoride concentration in drinking water supplies to reduce the incidence of dental cavities in the population is 1 part per billion. If this concentration occurs naturally in a water supply, nothing needs to be done. If the naturally occurring fluoride is below the optimal concentration, addition fluoride can be added as necessary.

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