Problems & Solutions.
1. I have tooth pain for the past few
days, what should I do?
2. I have started seeing brown
stains on my teeth, what can I do?
3. My teeth have started yellowing;
can I get my old white sparkling teeth back?
4. Toothpaste: when should we begin
using it and how much should we use?
5. When I smile my gums looks very
prominent, I don’t feel confident to smile,
is there anything we can do about it?
6. Why Is Root Canal Treatment Called
Endodontic Treatment?
7. What is a dental implant?
8. What can be done for a single
missing tooth?
Solutions.
1. I have tooth pain for the past few days,
what should I do? TOP
Most of us think about meeting a dentist only when
we have pain or some other symptoms like broken tooth or when a swelling
appears, well tooth pain maybe because of several reasons like deep
cavities , gum infections ,broken tooth or secondary caries infection
which maybe seen under a already filled teeth .
Normally if the pain is not severe or if its
just sensitivity, it can be filled normally, if the cavity is too
deep this may need a more sophisticated approach.
This condition can be solved by a simple procedure called Root canal
treatment, this is an absolutely painless experience with our expert
team of dentists, unlike the common misconception that root canals
are an extremely painful procedure.
2. I have started seeing brown stains on
my teeth, what can I do? TOP
Stains maybe of two types, intrinsic (the ones
you have had since childhood) and extrinsic stains, this is one of
the most common conditions seen; this happens because of some habits
like smoking, pan chewing, even from consumption of iron tonics or
a cup of tea!!
Don’t worry you are in safe hands, at
our clinic we use the state of the art technology, with the help of
high speed ultrasonic scalers and a water jet stains are history !
No more scratching or scraping like good old
days, at our specialized clinic just sit back and feel the water wash
away your stains leaving your teeth sparkling.
Ideally it is important to go for a routine
checkup every 6 months, this way you can keep
those stains away and your teeth healthy for a longtime.
3. My teeth have started yellowing; can I
get my old white sparkling teeth back? TOP
Well, of coarse you can, technology has advanced
so much in the field of dentistry, and we at ‘The Tooth
place’ make sure we give you the latest and best. Tooth
whitening,
is no more a far fetched thought, it’s a simple procedure and
it can be done at your convenience in the privacy of your home. Contact
us for details on how to smile with confidence again!!
4. Toothpaste: when should we begin using it and
how much should we use? TOP
Fluoridated toothpaste should be introduced
when a child is 2-3 years of age. Prior to that, parents should clean
the child's teeth with water and a soft-bristled toothbrush. When
toothpaste is used after age 2-3, parents should supervise brushing
and make sure the child uses no more than a pea-sized amount on the
brush. Children should spit out and not swallow excess toothpaste
after brushing.
5. When I smile my gums looks very prominent, I don’t
feel confident to smile,
is there anything we can do about it? TOP
A smile is the only thing that is instantly reciprocated,
we do it all the time, but how many of us are truly happy with it?
If you feel good about your smile, you are more likely to flaunt it,
if on the other hand you are dissatisfied with it, you may suffer
from low esteem and lack confidence. At ‘The tooth place’,
creating smiles or Smile correction
is what we do best. Our team of specialists with artistic abilities
and the right attitude and skill, has enabled us to practice cosmetic
dentistry to a very high standard, so that all of you can achieve
that dream smile in a matter of hours.
6. Why Is Root Canal Treatment Called Endodontic
Treatment? TOP
Endodontic is a word composed of two Greek
words, "endo" meaning "inside," and "odont"
meaning "tooth." Endodontics is that branch of dentistry
that deals with the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of diseases
that arise from the soft tissues inside the tooth. These tissues are
referred to as the dental pulp and they occupy the root canal space.
Thus, endodontic treatment is also called root canal treatment.
7. What is a dental implant? TOP
A dental implant is a artificial tooth that is
embedded into your jaw permanently. It replaces a decaying tooth or
can replace the space for a missing tooth.
8. What can be done for a single missing
tooth? TOP
In the case of a single missing tooth, a dental
implant can be placed in the jawbone area of the missing tooth. The
implant will serve as a replacement for a tooth root and an individual
crown. The total apparatus is referred to as a single-tooth implant
crown. Once in place, the implant crown will look, feel, and function
like a natural tooth. They are cleaned and flossed just like natural
teeth, and best of all, they do not require any special tools to clean
around them like bridges. Although dental implants will not decay,
they require impeccable oral hygiene.
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