Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta Dental Prostheses. Mostrar todas las entradas
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sábado, 29 de abril de 2023

Dental Bridges: Step by Step Procedure

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When one or several teeth are lost due to trauma or advanced caries, a series of serious consequences opens up that puts the patient's occlusion, chewing and aesthetics at risk.

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There are several ways to replace missing teeth, such as removable dentures, dental bridges, and implants. There are several types of dental bridges and must be previously evaluated by the dentist.

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We share the definition, types, importance, and the step-by-step procedure of dental bridges.

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jueves, 16 de diciembre de 2021

Prosthetics in Paediatric Dentistry - Article in PDF

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The loss of one or more primary teeth can be due to extensive cavities (bottle caries) or to a fracture involving the tooth root (dental trauma). The absence of these teeth generates a series of problems in the occlusion and aesthetics of the child.

The migration of the adjacent teeth, the loss of the alveolar bone and poor occlusion are some of the problems caused by missing teeth. The pediatric patient should undergo radiographic examinations and evaluated by the pediatric dentist and orthodontist.

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We share an article that tells us about the importance of dental prostheses in children, and what are the characteristics that they should have.

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Zoran Vulićević, Miloš Beloica, Dušan Kosanović, Ivana Radović, Jelena Juloski, Dragan Ivanović. Balk J Dent Med, Vol 21, 2017. Prosthetics in Paediatric Dentistry

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lunes, 8 de marzo de 2021

Which Crown Do You Need to Use? Metal vs Metal Free, Which is the Best

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Dental crowns are used to restore teeth that have suffered cavities or traumas that have compromised a large part of their dental structure and a resin or inlay is not indicated.

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Dental crowns can be made of metal or porcelain. Both materials present benefits to the patient that must be explained by the operator.

We share a video of the Luke Kahng channel where he explains to us what are the benefits of dental crown materials.

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viernes, 15 de enero de 2021

Dental Crowns: Purpose, Types, Procedure and Care

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The objective of dental crowns is to restore the masticatory and aesthetic functions of a tooth that has lost a large part of its structure due to cavities or trauma.

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Dental crowns can be made of porcelain or metal, and the choice will depend on the evaluation of the dentist.


We share a video of the DentaVacationm channel where he explains what the functions of dental crowns are and how to maintain them.

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domingo, 15 de noviembre de 2020

What are the pros and cons of flexible dentures?

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The objective of dental prostheses is to rehabilitate the bite and aesthetics that the patient lost due to the absence of teeth. Currently dentistry has aesthetic options in dental prostheses, such as flexible prostheses.

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Flexible dental prostheses are made of nylon, an almost transparent material that simulates the color of the gums, and is lightweight, which makes it more comfortable for the patient.

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We share a video from the Dentrickstry channel that explains what the benefits and cons of this type of prosthesis are.

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miércoles, 11 de noviembre de 2020

What is pre-prosthetic surgery?

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Pre-prosthetic surgery is a surgical procedure performed to reshape and condition the alveolar ridge before making a dental prosthesis or implant.

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Before performing a dental prosthesis, the dentist must evaluate the quality and quantity of the alveolar ridge, in order to ensure the retention and stability of the prosthesis.

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They are generally outpatient surgeries and performed under local anesthesia. We share with you a more extensive explanation about what a pre-prosthetic surgery means.

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miércoles, 7 de octubre de 2020

Dental Crown Types. Which is Best?

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A dental crown covers the entire visible surface of the tooth, and is used when teeth have lost a lot of structure or need to change their shape and size.

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Currently highly aesthetic materials such as porcelain and zirconia are used. Both meet not only aesthetic requirements, but also those of hardness and durability.

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It must be remembered that the initial evaluation is necessary to be able to decide on the material and type of prosthesis that the patient needs. This interesting topic is discussed in the following video that we share thanks to Dr. Michael's Dental Clinic.

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