You had to remove a tooth. What's next? From the previous article, you already know that after tooth extraction change processes begin - the teeth begin to move, stretch in height, the bite changes, gingival "pockets" and inflammations appear and bone lose progresses All of  this can also significantly complicate prospects of  prosthetics in the future. How to minimize the effects of tooth extraction? The best way is to replace the lost tooth, and as soon as possible. Dentistry today offers three options to replace the lost tooth - a crown and bridge, removable dentures and dental implants. What each of these methods is good for? Let's figure it out. 1. Ceramic / Zirconia Crown [...]

WHAT HAPPENS AFTER TOOTH EXTRACTION? If you have lost a tooth, most likely you can lose the next Have you ever thought about what happens to the jaw bone after tooth extraction? Removing even one tooth triggers an avalanche-like process of changing the entire dentition in general. The first of the problems that follow tooth extraction is bone atrophy The bone becomes thinner. It is called bone atrophy. The patient most often learns about what bone atrophy is during a dental implant consultation - when it turns out that there is nowhere to install a dental implant. Because, due to the long absence of teeth, the bone ridge became lower and thinner, and sometimes it disappeared almost completely. Atrophy [...]

HOW TO PREVENT TEETH DECAY IN KIDS Baby teeth are important. If baby teeth are lost too early, the teeth that are left may move and not leave any room for adult teeth to come in. Also, if teeth decay is not prevented, it can be costly to treat, cause pain, and lead to life-threatening infections. Teeth decay (called early childhood caries) is the most common chronic infectious disease of childhood. Healthy dental habits should begin early because tooth decay can develop as soon as the first tooth comes in. Causes of Teeth Decay in Babies Teeth decay develops when a baby's mouth is infected by acid-producing bacteria. Parents and caregivers can pass bacteria to babies through saliva. For example, bacteria [...]

7 FOODS FOR HEALTHY TEETH   COMPLETE ORAL CARE EXTENDS FAR BEYOND BRUSHING AND FLOSSING. There are lots of good habits to adopt to ensure your smile stays bright and beautiful, but don’t overlook the powerful cleansing properties of simple, everyday foods. The following seven are supercharged foods for your teeth – helping to build healthier teeth and gums, as well as prevent tooth decay and gum disease. CHEESE There’s good news for those that love a good cheese board – cheese is a superfood for the teeth due to its ability to combat acid erosion of the teeth. Every time you eat a meal with breads, sweets, citrus, or soda, your teeth are exposed to tooth decay [...]

WHAT IS THE RIGHT WAY TO BRUSH YOUR TEETH? Daily brushing and cleaning between your teeth is important because it removes plaque If the plaque isn’t removed, it builds up and can cause tooth decay and gum disease. You should brush your teeth at least twice a day and toothbrushes should be replaced every 3-4 months, or when the bristles get worn or frayed. The five steps below show you how to brush your teeth correctly. Aim the toothbrush at a 45 degree angle towards the gum line. Use a pea-sized amount of toothpaste. Use a gentle circular motion. Repeat on the inside surfaces. Use a light back and forth motion on the chewing surfaces. Spit out the [...]