Dental Sealant Mississauga

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Dental sealants are thin plastic coatings for the grooves on the chewing surfaces of the back teeth to protect them from tooth decay by keeping germs and food particles out of these grooves.. Most tooth decay in children and teens occurs on these surfaces. 

What are Dental Implants? Replicating the natural function and appearance of your lost teeth can be difficult to accomplish.  Dental implants are natural-looking replacements for missing teeth that also provide the same function as your natural tooth root. How are Dental Implants actually placed? First, implants, which looks like screws or cylinders, are placed into your jaw. Over the next two to six months, the implants and the bone are allowed to bond together to form anchors. During this time, a temporary teeth replacement option can be worn over the implant sites. Then once the bond is formed, replacement teeth, or bridges, will be created for you by Dr. Naji and attached to the anchors. After a short time, you will experience restored confidence in your smile and your ability to chew and speak.

A specific exam of any dental issue for approximately 15 minutes costs about $37, taxes are always included. A full hour of consultation can cost a maximum of $129, taxes included. Typically, we rarely need an hour to diagnose a problem.

A Sealant is a clear, acrylic-like material that bonds with the tooth to help shield out the decay causing bacteria. They are a safe, painless and low cost way to protect your childs teeth. They are usually applied to molars since the pits and fissures of the molars are the most likely locations for cavities. Sealants should be applied when the first permanent molars (6-7 years) appear and again when the second permanent molars (11-13 years) appear. They need to be applied before the decay process begins. In cases where they is a high risk of tooth decay, sealants may be applied to primary molars as well. Since primary teeth are "space-savers" for future permanent teeth, losing them to tooth decay may cause future orthodontic problems. Have your dentist assess whether or not sealants are warranted for your child.

Dental implants are titanium tooth "roots" that are used to replace missing natural roots. Once in place, they become firmly attached to the bone. After they are solidly affixed to the bone (this process is called "Osseointegration"), an artificial tooth is attached to the implant.