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Types Of Crowns
There are many different types of crowns. Professional skill and experience mean the correct crown is available for your individual tooth requirements.
Options for replacing missing teeth
If you want to know about dentures or replacing missing teeth please make an appointment for professional advise.
A denture or "plate" is an appliance which replaces lost or missing teeth with artificial teeth. Dentures can be made of an acrylic or metal substructure (Cobalt-chrome) with acrylic or porcelain teeth.
Costs of Dentures
Dentures are made for you as an individual so wewill carefully evaluate your requirements and tell you what it will cost foryou. Options will include the materials the denture is made out of; and thedesign of a denture for your mouth shape and teeth.
All dentists spend a considerable time in their university training learning about the inside of your teeth.
The inside of a tooth has a complicated hollow system which in normal health is the home of the pulp (nerves and blood vessels). These hollow areas are called root canal/s.
When we are concentrating on the inside of a teeth we talk about Endodontic treatment or Root Canal treatment. ('Endo' means inside and 'odont' is a tooth.)
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This is a condition involving the 5th Cranial Nerve -the Trigeminal Nerve. The condition is also called tic douloureux. It is said to be the most painful condition known.
Root canal treatment is a processes of cleaning and then filling the inside cavity of the tooth that is normally occupied with nerves and blood vessels. This is the treatment for a 'dead' tooth. Endodontic treatment and Root Canal treatment usually refer to the same thing. ('Endo' means inside and 'odont' is a tooth.)
It occurs more often in females and usually in older people although it can occur at any age.
Gum disease is caused by plaque, a sticky film of bacteria that constantly forms on the teeth. Bacteria creates toxins that both damage the gums and result in a reaction by the body which results in loss of bone and supporting tissue of the teeth. Gum disease is still subject to intense research. Scientists are looking at ways to kill off the offending bacteria and how to make the bodies reactions to the toxins less severe.
A crown is an artifical covering for a tooth. When a dentist makes a crown for a tooth the majority of the natural crown of the tooth is replaced. The term "cap" may be used instead of a crown.
Gingivitis is inflammation of the gingivae (gums).
Gum disease (also called periodontal disease) is an infection of the tissues surrounding and supporting the teeth. Gum disease is a major cause of tooth loss in adults. Because it is usually painless many people do are not aware that they have gum disease. In the general population of Australia about 10% have advanced or severe gum disease, 80% have mild to moderate disease and 10 % have no gum disease.
The term "x-rays" and "radiographs" are used interchangeable in most medical and dental settings. Technically the x-rays are the type of radiation used to produce the image that the dentist views. The actual image is called a radiograph.
You need to explain to the dentist what you are trying to achieve. A proper examination of all your teeth and gums makes a dentist more able to advise on the suitability of porcelain veneers in your mouth. As part of the examination x-rays (radiographs), photos or plaster casts of your mouth, may need to be taken
It consist of episodes of intense, stabbing pain that people describe like an electrical shock. It may involve the lips, eyes, side of the nose, forehead and jaw. It usually affects only one side of the face. It usually lasts a short time e.g seconds to minutes but may progress to more constant pain - often described as aching or burning.
