When you might need Root Canal Treatment ? There are a few symptoms that mean you might need a Root Canal Treatment (RCT) Deep decay or darkening of gums or tooth Severe pain while chewing or biting Lingering sensitivity to hot or cold, even after the sensation has been removed Chipped or cracked tooth Boil…
Root Canal Treatment (RCT) Root Canal Treatment (RCT) is generally considered to be the most effective way to remove inflammation and infection in the root canals (Stages 4 & 5). There are essentially 2 steps in RCT Cleaning & Shaping of root canals: This helps to clear up the infection inside the roots of the…
When kids need a Stainless Steel crown on milk teeth Stainless steel crowns are used commonly for repairing and preserving severely damaged and decayed milk teeth. They have advantages of low cost, reliability, and durability. Stainless Steel Crowns are required in some situations – After pulp therapy High chances of restoration failure, e.g. caries on…
Symptoms in different Stages of Dental Caries Dental caries harms the tooth leading to various symptoms depending on stage of decay. White spots to brownish spots- Affects the appearance of teeth Decay extending into enamel- Affects the appearance due to darker color and may be visible as a hole in tooth Decay extending into dentin-…
Stages of Dental Caries Dental caries is an infectious and transmissible disease because it is caused by bacteria colonizing the tooth surfaces. Dental caries progresses in stages Stage 1: White spots to brownish spots Stage 2: Decay extending into enamel Stage 3: Decay extending into dentin Stage 4: Local infection of pulp Stage 5: Infection…
Stages of Dental Caries Dental caries is an infectious and transmissible disease because it is caused by bacteria colonizing the tooth surfaces. Dental caries progresses in stages Stage 1: White spots to brownish spots Stage 2: Decay extending into enamel Stage 3: Decay extending into dentin Stage 4: Local infection of pulp Stage 5: Infection…
Importance of Milk Teeth Milk teeth or baby teeth are replaced by permanent teeth. During the time they are in a child’s mouth, they perform important functions- Help in chewing, hence, digestion and nutrition affecting overall growth Development of speech Growth of upper and lower jaw Aids in smiling and looks affecting psychological development Prevention…
Good Dental OcclusionGood dental occlusion can be defined as the one with Correct relation of upper and lower jaw Acceptable fit of upper and lower teeth No gaps between teeth Relative harmony in the size of teeth Correct placement of teeth in bone Unrestricted and harmonious movement of lower jaw Chewing system in stable, functional,…
Dental Occlusion Dental occlusion is the way teeth fit when the upper and lower jaws come together. Dental Occlusion affects Teeth and gums Chewing efficiency and Chewing muscles Facial muscles Growth of upper and lower jaw Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Body posture and balance Brain activity Good dental occlusion not only helps in maintaining the health…
Worried because of reduced mouth opening??? If your mouth does not open wide (less than 40 mm) If you feel Burning sensation If you feel tightening sensation in oral cavity or unable to stretch your cheeks White fibrous bands appear in cheeks or around lips You have something to worry about. This condition is known…