Root Filling Bangkok

Amalgam Composit resin

If you have chipped off or lost a small part of your tooth, especially if it is towards the center of the tooth, then we’ll most likely use a filling to fix the cavity. This is a common dental procedure, which involves filling in the hole with a special mixture to keep the rest of the tooth healthy and strong. If the damage to your teeth is more visible, then we’ll fill in the gap with a resin designed to look like a regular tooth, using a process called bonding. This process involves designing the resin to match the tooth and hardening it using an ultraviolet light. In the end, the bonded tooth will look, feel, and function exactly like a regular tooth. It will be as though you had never lost any part of the tooth in the first place.

The AIR-FLOW® Method from EMS involves projecting a jet of compressed air, water and fine powder particles onto the surface of the tooth to polish the surface and remove debris. Plaque, soft deposits and colorations disappear quickly and painlessly – even from interproximal areas. It is estimated that 1 mm of dental plaque, weighing about 1 mg, contains more than 200 million bacteria. When left untreated these microorganisms colonize the area and develop biofilm, a breeding ground resistant to drug therapy and the body’s immune defenses. In turn, biofilm causes periodontitis or peri-implantitis to spread unchecked. To combat biofilm, the AIR-FLOW® System from EMS reaches down to 5 mm pocket depth. For deeper pockets, subgingival air-polishing is granted by EMS’s Original PERIO-FLOW® Method. With the gentle application of kinetic energy, it causes no damage and will not scratch the tooth surface. In short, the Original AIR-FLOW® Method is the key to success for practitioner and patient alike. The advantages of AIR-FLOW® in a nutshell: • Removes dental plaque and hence helps preventing periodontal diseases such as gingivitis or periodontitis • Removes teeth stains • Helps maintain implants sound • Cleans and opens fissures for sealing • Cleans prior to bonding orthodontic brackets

Missing teeth over a period of time can cause your jaw bone to atrophy, or resorb. This often results in poor quality and quantity of bone suitable for the placement of dental implants as well as long term shifting of remaining teeth and changes to facial structure. Most patients, in these situations, are not candidates for dental implants. Fortunately, today we have the ability to grow bone where it is needed. This not only gives us the opportunity to place implants of proper length and width, but it also gives us a chance to restore functionality and aesthetic appearance.

A beautiful smile is one of the best investments in self-esteem you can make for your family. Possibilities and objectives of orthodontics actually go beyond a nice smile. Orthodontic treatment plays an important role in improving oral health.Bite defects can create an abnormal wearing of teeth and chewing difficulties. Joint noises and joint pain as well as the headaches that often accompany them can sometimes be due to malpositioned teeth and to overbites. Well aligned teeth are easier to clean, and thus more resistant to decay and less sensitive to gingival problems.

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