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Caries Treatment 01: Drilling out the caries area

28 Şubat 2011 Pazartesi

The different dentist drills for drilling out the caries area

Pointed diamond drill, illustration

Projectile diamond drill, illustration

Conversely, conical diamond drill, illustration

Subspecies of dentist drills are: conical drills, countersink drills, rose drills, fissure drills, wheel drills, twist drills [1]

Alternative methods to drilling are
— Carisolv drilling gel
— laser treatments
— Powder blasting techniques [28].

Caries treatment 02: The tooth fillings: The filling of the drilled hole

Christina Cherry

Devital tooth and root canal treatment

What is a devital tooth?
The root canal is the space between the tooth and its root.

This channel consists of the tooth pulp (dental pulp), which is a branched structure that is located in the center of the tooth.
The root canal contains blood vessels and nerve branches.
Children’s milk teeth must also be devitalized if they are infected.

Symptoms of a tooth to be devitalized

The tooth needs to be devitalized if any of the following symptoms appear:

toothache
This is the most common symptom that occurs in patients.
Toothache is felt especially when chewing or drinking cold or hot drinks and this condition certainly requires dental treatment.
The tooth is sensitive to cold or heat for a few seconds, then the pain gradually subsides.
In addition, tooth pain can also occur when the tooth is touched (with pressure).

Christina Cherry

Your children are in good hands with us

In our practice, we make sure that even the youngest patients feel comfortable. We are one child-friendly practice, in which your children’s wishes find an open ear. Our team looks forward to your visit.

We offer our little patients:

  • Child-friendly facility
  • Play area in the waiting room
  • Special, modern materials
  • Height adjustable dental chair
  • Gentle and sensitive treatment
  • "Magic technique" during treatment
  • Appropriate for children
  • treasure chest

Child-friendly treatment

In addition to child-friendly furnishing elements within our practice, we use special, modern materials that are precisely tailored to the treatment of children’s teeth. This also includes our modern dental chairs, which can be adapted to any size. Children of all ages and sizes can lean back and relax with us. During the treatment itself, we are very sensitive and gentle in order to relieve your children of the fear of the treatment.

Christina Cherry

Caries of milk teeth in children and their treatment: what parents need to know

Baby teeth with caries in children need to be healed. Some parents’ approach "You will fall out anyway, there is nothing to torture a child and spend money" is a crime against baby’s health.

Timely treatment of tooth decay of deciduous teeth is even more important than treatment of permanent teeth. And here’s why:

  1. The normal teething of permanent teeth and the bite formation largely depends on the health and the timely change of milk teeth. A full set of baby teeth makes the right jaw size. If they are destroyed by caries and fall out or are removed prematurely, the jaw cannot be shaped properly. It is very likely that in the future there will be a wrong bite or a curvature of the teeth, their unsightly place. As a result, a child who has not been cured in a tooth is paid for with braces at the most when it is mature, and at worst with staggered teeth with psychological complexes.
  2. Caries on milk teeth can be complicated by pulpitis and periodontitis, which can cause cysts in the root zone, and by the germ of a permanent tooth.
  3. Running tooth decay is often a reason for ridicule in the children’s team.
  4. Also, do not forget that the appearance of tooth decay is a sign of violation of the rules of oral hygiene, improper nutrition or lack of minerals in the diet and sometimes – a symptom of problems with the immune system. If you ignore these problems at the beginning of your life, you can get through to the middle of your child without healthy teeth and with a number of related diseases.
  5. With the premature removal of chewing gum teeth, the child is unable to chew normally. As a result, an insufficiently processed lump of food will enter the gastrointestinal tract, which can lead to indigestion.

Christina Cherry

Treatment of sensitive teeth

Every eighth adult has sensitive teeth. This can be very painful when it comes to drinking or eating cold or hot food. If the thought of biting on a popsicle pulls you together, it’s time to change your habits, change your diet, and let your dentist know about possible treatments.

Use a toothbrush with soft bristles.

It may appear that a medium or hard brush will make your teeth cleaner, but with such an abrasive brush the tooth enamel can wear out. When the enamel is worn, the teeth feel sensitive because the dentin has been exposed. The dentin contains nerves in small dentine tubules, which are immediately stimulated by external factors such as hot and cold liquids. Switch to a toothbrush with soft bristles that cleans your teeth just as well without causing further sensitivity problems or injuring your gums. Apply gentle pressure and remember that performance is nothing compared to good technique.

Christina Cherry

Balanitis and balanoposthititis

Balanitis (inflammation of the glans) is a skin disorder that affects the glans of the penis and causes swelling, redness and discomfort.
Balanitis can be acute (usually heals fairly quickly) or chronic (lasts longer than a few weeks).

When an illness is described, the terms "acute" and "chronic" refer to the period over which it is suffered, not the severity of the illness.
You can also suffer from balanitis, which occurs again and again after treatment.

This is known as recurrent balanitis.
Balanitis does not cause impotence (erectile dysfunction) because it does not affect the circulation of the blood.
This disease affects both children and adults.

Christina Cherry

Broken tooth

On broken tooth arises from external action on the tooth structure, which breaks as a result. In many cases, a dentist can treat such tooth fractures by reconstructing the tooth. Treatment varies depending on the type of fracture.

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What is a broken tooth?

A broken tooth is a fracture, chipping, splitting or cracking of a tooth (infracture). A knock, blow, bite on something hard, accident or deliberate pressure on the tooth by instruments during tooth extraction are triggers of the so-called tooth fracture.

Broken teeth occur both with milk teeth and with permanent teeth. The affected person perceives the tooth fracture due to pain or injuries in the oral cavity. Injuries result from the sharp edges of the broken tooth.

Christina Cherry