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By: Family dentistry

Family dentistry — Sun, 01 Aug 2010 12:55:34 +0000

Most adults have have craze lines and they cause little concern. They are tiny cracks that only affect the outer enamel of the tooth, are painless and may affect the cosmetic appearance of the tooth. These lines allow light to pass through them to light up the whole crown of the tooth. If there is a crack, light will not pass through.
If a large piece of the tooth breaks off, it can hurt because the nerve inside the tooth may be damaged. If the nerve inside the tooth is exposed to air, saliva, or hot or cold foods or drinks, it can be extremely uncomfortable.
Actual cost depends on the laboratory doing them. The lowest being units made off-shore at present are as low as 51.00 US dollars. The mark-up from dentist to patient are far greater. It’s considered a secret between the profession.
I for one would not want my teeth made in a third-world country by people who know nothing about what they are doing.
China is by far the greatest mass producing entity making many crowns, bridges, veneers and the like. Unfortunately, the patient and end consumer will suffer due to lower quality and no savings to them for accepting units of lower quality. They never know, but the dentist that places them does. On your second appointment, your dentist will fit your new veneers to your teeth. First, the dentist may just sit the veneers over your teeth to see how they look with your smile, as he/she may need to trim or adjust the veneer. Beware of where your dentist sends his dental laboratory work.
The cheaper he gets it done, the more money in his pocket not yours.

By: Cracked front tooth

Cracked front tooth — Sun, 01 Aug 2010 12:53:35 +0000

First and foremost, call your dentist immediately. I have seen people wait and not call, keeping the chipped tooth fragments until their next dental appointment. Do not do this, as waiting will not be helpful at all. If your teeth are chipped, then you need to find out quickly if the blood vessels in the teeth are damaged or not. In the movies, a simple pratfall usually gets a big laugh, and a resulting chipped tooth can have the audience rolling in the aisles. But in real life, a chipped tooth due to trauma is no laughing matter. Besides possible pain and damage, a chipped tooth can cause a lot of embarrassment. One of the most difficult diagnoses in dentistry is Cracked tooth syndrome. The patient generally presents to us with sharp pain on chewing in a certain area of his mouth, but he frequently cannot tell us which particular tooth hurts. It is generally a back tooth, and it becomes plain which tooth it is when the dentist has the patient bite on piece of wood placed on top of the correct tooth. A vertical root fracture begins at the root and extends towards the chewing surface of the tooth. Treatment may involve root surgery if a portion of the tooth can be saved extracted.
Cracked tooth syndrome is a very common problem that affects teeth that have large fillings in them. Decay and large fillings causes a weakening in the remaining tooth structure over time. A hairline fracture often develops at the bottom corner of the filling. In some cases, a veneer may not be adequate as it only covers the tooth. Therefore, if the tooth is really badly damaged, a veneer is simply hiding the problem. In these cases, your dentist may recommend that you have a crown, which gives the remains of your tooth and the root more robust protection in the future. If you chipped tooth is affecting your confidence and self-esteem, then there will be a dental treatment that can restore it to its former glory (or pretty close to it, anyway). Don’t forget, however, that restoring the cosmetic look of your teeth is only part of the picture here. The right solution will also be the option that protects your natural teeth in the long term and avoids further decay, damage or extraction. This is why the initial evaluation from your dentist is so important, so that the can understand the extent of the damage and how far-reaching your treatment needs to be.

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