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    Toothbrush Head Replacement For Philips Sonicare Flexcare Diamond Clean2566675

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    On chewing teeth, if the cavity requiring filling has volume more than 5 mm

    3 , the tooth is restored only with an inlay made in the non-oral cavity. What options for inlays on a living tooth are possible?

    Inlays are better for lateral interdental cavities, as it is easier to recreate the correct contact surface of the restored tooth with the adjacent tooth, and it is very dependent on this (teeth) further fate. Inlays for living teeth can be made of gold, porcelain, gold-porcelain, light composite and even sapphire. You can also offer both gold-platinum-iridium and with a diamond inside, but this can cost you a very tidy sum, since the weight of the metal of the tab and diamond will play a big role.

    Is Sonicare bad for filled teeth? The vibration from it is quite strong, will the seals shake? Not all dentists have information on this.

    First, a few words about “rather strong” vibration. The dentist himself has been using a Sonicare brush for seven years, brought from the USA, it works with a network adapter, since the voltages in the network with America are different. The brush works quite softly, but compared to the brush already adapted from Europe, there is indeed a noticeable difference in the strength of the vibration. But the doctor is more than sure – no vibration of the bristles can “loose” the seals. If this happens, then the fillings are poorly made. His whole family has been using this brush for many years and all the fillings are in place …

    The doctor suggested that the patient, after removing the plaque with an ultrasonic probe, also perform laser disinfection of the gum pockets with a 1.4 W laser in continuous mode at a wavelength of 804 nm. How safe, useful and necessary is such a procedure?

    Laser therapy is a very useful procedure. Infrared lasers increase blood flow in the tissues surrounding the tooth, which contributes to the fastest healing of wounds and the destruction of pathogenic microflora, but not due to the laser beam, but due to one’s own blood, i.e. its greater inflow to a specific place of impact. So there is nothing harmful in this, but the benefits are tangible. And the power, mode and time of exposure are detailed in the manuals for specific devices.

    A ceramic-metal crown was placed on the 7th tooth of the lower jaw on the right. There is a small black spot on the inner surface of the crown near the gum itself. In my opinion, this exposed the metal base of the crown, because. there is a metallic taste and smell. The doctor reassures me that this is how it should be, but I doubt it. Could you please explain what metal the base of the crown is usually made of? Does it oxidize and is metal exposure really acceptable? If not, how can this defect be corrected?

    First of all, nothing should be exposed. But (!) Sometimes the gingival margin that covers the end of the crown comes off, or the ceramic chip occurs (this circumstance may lead to further destruction of the porcelain facing layer on the crown) . No smell should be felt (as if – the metal does not smell), but a metallic taste may well be present. But then all the more you need to remove the crown and redo it. There are many different compositions of metals and it is likely that someone may have a reaction to some alloy, but then they make a crown from another metal and it is better that nothing is exposed (metal) . To do this, there are technologies for the manufacture of crowns with the closure of the end of the crown also with porcelain veneer (with shoulder mass) . But all produced metals for metal-ceramic crowns do not oxidize in the oral cavity – that’s for sure (!), But the fact that it is black under porcelain is normal, since porcelain is baked onto metal at almost 1000 ° C – you will turn black!

    The patient is preparing for the prosthesis of the two upper anterior teeth. Offer ceramic or metal-ceramic crowns. Of course, ceramics are better, but the price is appropriate. I would like to know the opinion of a specialist, is ceramics really that good? And yet, they want to make a one-piece crown for two teeth at once, arguing that it will hold on tighter. Is this a common practice, or a fantasy of a single doctor? I would like to have two separate teeth.

    Metal-free porcelain crowns on central teeth are more aesthetically pleasing than metal-ceramic crowns. Unlike the side teeth, the light passes through the central teeth and the aesthetics of (the appearance of artificial teeth) largely depends on whether there is metal under the porcelain or not. It is more aesthetically pleasing to make crowns separately and provided that the teeth are prepared correctly, and the retention of the latter is usually impeccable, but it is still up to the doctor how to make them, since there are conditions in the oral cavity that do not meet the reliability of retention and then crowns have to be connected together.

    Operation

    (lymphodenitis) was performed and now they say an operation is urgently needed to remove the granuloma. Tooth 3 of the lower jaw. What happens if you refuse the operation? What tests are used to diagnose granuloma? An x-ray was taken and 2 weeks ago during the first operation no one said that it was necessary to do the second operation as well!

    Granulomas visible on dental x-rays. They are treated either conservatively (therapeutically), through the canal of the tooth or surgically. In each case, the doctor decides and chooses the method of treatment. It is impossible to say anything about this without an x-ray of the tooth. If you refuse surgery, then you need to look for a doctor who will undertake and cure this tooth without surgery, if possible. Do nothing at all – you can be left without a tooth, but there are even worse consequences.

    How much more expedient to put inlays

    (porcelain, hand made) on small carious cavities (how small – it will become clear during preparation) instead of light composites (large shrinkage, porosity) , and above all its durability?

    It is advisable to simply fill small carious cavities, porosity and shrinkage in this case does not matter. Any tabs are shown under certain conditions of tooth decay, and which (composite or porcelain) – this is decided by the attending physician.

    A Sonicare toothbrush was bought and the question arises: is high-frequency vibration harmful to the body? Maybe there are some studies on the safety of high-frequency vibrations – it would be interesting to know about them, can pregnant women use this brush? Many do not want to buy this brush, fearing precisely the high-frequency vibration. Of course, this is not ultrasound, but still the frequency is high.

    Ultrasound is the frequency of electromagnetic oscillations from 20 KHz, that is, it is located beyond the zone of confident reception by our ear, but it is human. Many animals around us quite successfully perceive with their organs and even communicate at this frequency and, it seems, do not die. This only emphasizes the fact that we are in the zone of ultraviolet radiation every day and every minute, and it seems that we are also living for the time being. When a woman (precisely pregnant) goes for an ultrasound scan of the fetus, she is sure that the child is not in danger, and there the power and frequency of the ultrasound scanner are very, very high. When a man puts his precious one under the urologist’s scanner, checking potency, he is also sure that ultrasound will only help him … heart, liver, gallbladder, etc., etc. And what would our friends do today without ultrasonic radiation and scanners?! Although, you can use the old grandfather one, just tap your fingers and clap your hand. Now almost every office has security sensors and signal scanners, in short, our whole life now passes under powerful ultrasonic emitters and, mind you, nothing – we are alive again (!). Yes indeed, ultrasound can do a lot. It can also destroy a living cell, it is for these purposes that it is used in sterilizers, it can also disrupt normal intercellular metabolism, but these are completely different frequencies and powers. Now even the most modern weapons, capable of hitting any missile from the ground in space, are also ultrasonic. By the way, our esteemed American friends – in Alaska there is a powerful ultrasonic antenna radiating system, which, in all its parameters, is able not only to destroy uninvited space guests, but also the earth’s ionosphere, and hence life itself, and so far it is only a matter of small things – to embody the missile defense program to life and begin testing this disastrous system. But this is politics, and we are not talking about it! The doctor just suddenly thought, and where does the toothbrush?! But still closer to the topic. He specifically in one of his answers told in detail how the brush is arranged, because he knew about possible typical questions and concerns. Her device in no way transmits and is not able to transmit ultrasonic vibrations to the teeth, just take my word for it. The fluctuations with which the bristles of the brush move are relatively low (5-7KHz) and there is simply no question of any high ultrasonic frequencies. The sound frequency from the player’s headphones puts pressure on the brain much more seriously and, mind you, without any therapeutic purposes (!). So the choice is yours to listen and believe stupid stories and vain fears, or, nevertheless, join the good.

    American dentists advise their patients to brush their teeth twice a year. What is this procedure

    (tartar removal or whatever) , and how is it carried out in practice?

    Why only American ones? Our specialists also talk everywhere about visiting the dentist twice a year. But our people have a very peculiar approach to this event … The best of patients (disciplined) are going to visit the dentist only once a year, and then if they remember. In the clinic, of course, all the necessary procedures are carried out.

    Completely missing upper right 4th. Neighboring teeth are absolutely healthy. The patient likes to smile, but has stopped for three years now. What would you recommend in terms of prosthetics?

    The best option for prosthetics, if conditions permit, is prosthetics on implants (implantation).

    Is it possible to at least partially align the second teeth

    (relative to the axis of symmetry of the face – those that vampires usually have) using filling material? The teeth are alive, but with fillings – cervical caries.

    Dear patient, the dentist doesn’t know about the vampire’s teeth… But the client’s – apparently, you can. But a definite answer can be given only after inspection. Porcelain onlays – veneers – usually do better from a practical and cosmetic point of view in these situations.

    A patient had a tooth knocked out the other day. A fragment remained in the mouth, more precisely half of the tooth. Is it possible to restore a tooth or will it be necessary to remove a fragment and implant an implant?

    The removal of the remaining tooth (root) must be decided by a doctor only after examining it. Most of the time it doesn’t need to be removed. Restoring a natural tooth or root and closing it with a crown is always better and easier than inserting “non-native” metal into the jaw bone and closing it with a crown. In the first case, durability is guaranteed, and in the second – how fate will dispose. How long will a piece of metal in a bone last (?) only God knows.

    It so happened that both upper twos were removed, that is, two holes in the front at the top. The twos have been pushed back, so the “holes” are relatively small.

    The patient was offered to make cermet, that is, grind off four teeth and put 6 units of ceramics. At the moment, all four teeth are pulpless, but he somehow does not decide on such prosthetics – it’s a pity for his teeth. Are there any alternatives in his case?

    As soon as the patient’s teeth were depulped, the alternative remained only as a temporary way out – sooner or later these teeth will need to be covered with crowns. An alternative to bridge prostheses is implantation. But in his case, all the same, metal ceramics, apparently the best option, so you can make the aesthetic appearance and shape of the teeth more beautiful.

    How do light-curing materials affect tooth tissues?

    The absence of such – definitely affects detrimentally. True, sometimes, if the filling is not placed correctly with deep caries, a chemical burn of the tooth pulp is also possible.

    Interesting information about the Sonicare toothbrush. I would like to buy a brush in America, as it turns out much cheaper than in Moscow.

    But these brushes are made for American sockets. Maybe there is an adapter?

    Indeed, buying a brush in America is much cheaper. This, apparently and unfortunately, is only the specifics of our unfortunate businessmen – the greater the demand, the more expensive it is to sell. And it turns out that dentists put their hand in this – explaining to their patients so well that the brush is really good and increasing demand – they unconsciously raised the low feelings of easy money, but business is business and let it be on their conscience. In America, you just need to say that the brush will be used in Europe and therefore they will offer a small adapter (adapter) with many options for European “plugs” of plugs for sockets. Or show a brush in another store and ask for a Euro adapter, the set of different “plugs” is not needed, because. directly on the adapter our standard plug. Although, when doctors traveled to another country, the plug came in handy just for the English version of the outlet.

    The patient is 39 years old, he has a congenital defect – cleft palate and alveolar process, micrognathia

    (the upper jaw is underdeveloped by 2 centimeters) . He underwent a total of 4 surgical operations to eliminate the defect. All are fruitless. The last operation was to eliminate micrognathia (the upper jaw was moved forward according to the Elizarov method) . Also unsuccessful. I have not been working for the last 10 years, because I have difficulties in communicating with people, despite the fact that I wear a removable prosthesis. Are these factors enough to get one of the disability groups? If yes, how to do it?

    This issue is more related to the legal framework and dentists, apparently and unfortunately, are unlikely to be able to help. There are sites on the Runet, the creators and participants of which are closer to people competent in these matters. You can try to contact the site “E-stomatology” or by e-mail.

    What is the opinion of specialists about amalgam fillings?

    Many dentists have a positive attitude towards amalgam. Today it is the best material for filling carious cavities. In 1995, the 150th anniversary of the use of amalgam in dentistry was celebrated, and during this entire period not a single complication or any harm from the material used was found. Fillings made of this material are the most durable and preserve the tooth as much as possible, preventing the development of secondary caries under the filling. When plastic composite materials were invented and used in dentistry, of course, for their further more active popularization, it was necessary to somehow oust a very strong competitor, amalgam, from the market. In this regard, manufacturers of composites used the simplest and most proven method – to curse amalgam in the face of the public, referring to the harmfulness of mercury, which is part of the metal alloy. The people, who were not very enlightened in this matter, supported the proposed reasoning, and, moreover, the aesthetic appearance of the composites was the most acceptable option. It is much more convenient and easier for doctors to work with composites than with amalgam, therefore, demand gave birth to supply without much hassle. As a result, everyone is happy …

    How to place a crown if the border between the inlay and the root of the tooth is now under the gum? And what is the difference in durability between the glue with which the tab is glued, and the glue with which the crown will be glued?

    How to install is the doctor’s problem, but you need to put a crown! The crown overlaps the border of the inlay connection with the tooth root and thereby prevents cement resorption and root destruction. Otherwise, the tab will drop out, but the root will no longer be recoverable. With a crown, everything is held very securely and for a long time.

    The client has had a bridge on 7, 6 and 5 teeth at the top for half a year

    (metal ceramics) . Recently, when biting, he began to show pain in nature, resembling hardness of the gums when chewing solid food under the 7th tooth. The doctor depulped him a completely healthy 8th tooth and said that this was the only way she could decide on the treatment of (X-ray showed nothing) . He also said that it was possibly a “pocket”. What does it mean and what is fraught with?

    About the “notorious” pockets. Their presence or absence should not be specified by the word “maybe”, they either exist or they do not! Firstly, they are visible on the pictures, but even if the projection of the image somehow hides their presence, the pockets are diagnosed by the doctor by probing the gingival sulcus around the entire tooth. As for the depulpation of the eighth, it’s impossible to say anything, apparently there were reasons for that, not every doctor pulls nerves without any special evidence, but in this case there are simply 9 of them0061 (customer nerves) very sorry. It is difficult to deal with his feelings that have appeared in absentia, but most likely there are two main options – inflammation of the gums in the seventh tooth, which sometimes occurs as a result of a slight infection of areas covered by a bridge and a crown that are difficult to treat well. This case is easy to deal with – more thorough hygiene of the area where the crown (tooth) fits to the gum. The second, more common case, is more unpleasant, but also reparable – decementing of the crown. On this issue, you can control yourself. In this case, air is sucked in from under the crown and there is a feeling when the tooth is pressed that the crown is sinking, but in any case, this must be checked by the doctor. The bridge is removed and cemented.

    What material is considered the best for placing inlays on the back teeth

    (ceramic, ceramer) ?

    Like everyone else who is trying to find the “best material” for their teeth, don’t bother yourself with such questions, let dentists work on it and rack their brains. Firstly, any material used to restore teeth most often has very specific indications and contraindications, but if they say that any one will do, then it is better to use the most durable one. In this case, porcelain is a more durable and resistant material, but there are many examples when composite (or ceramic) inlays last longer than porcelain inlays, but here it’s not about the material, but about the specialists who make and install this inlay. So in any case, the choice of material should be carried out only by a specialist.

    Is it necessary to put a crown on a tooth restored with a cast root inlay? The tooth is depulped, the entire supragingival part of the tooth was destroyed

    (broke off) , and the root is in good condition. A tab was placed, now it rises above the gum by 3 mm. approximately, the place where the tab comes out of the tooth went under the gum – it is not visible. Is it really necessary to wear a crown on top? I really don’t want to … Or without a crown, the tab will peel off after a while and fall out?

    The client’s reluctance to have a crown is not very clear. The tooth is primarily needed for chewing function. If the tooth is not involved in the act of chewing, it is useless and, as the doctor understood, from an aesthetic point of view, the tooth restored with an inlay does not look the best. So, if the client is satisfied with a useless “stump”, you can walk like that, after all, doctors should not force anyone to take care of their health, this is the prerogative of everyone personally.