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Metal ceramic teeth are a popular type of dental restoration, combining an inner metal frame and an outer ceramic layer. Although there are many types of ceramic teeth with higher aesthetics, metal ceramic teeth are still widely used due to their high durability, good load-bearing capacity and reasonable cost.
Bruxism is characterized by excessive clenching of the jaw, which can occur during the day or at night. It can lead to a variety of problems, including tooth wear, jaw pain, headaches, and earaches. The condition affects millions of people worldwide, of all ages, with a variety of associated problems, including stress, anxiety, temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders, and sleep disturbances.
If you or someone you know has diabetes, dental care is extremely important. Diabetes affects many parts of the body, including the teeth and gums. People with diabetes are at higher risk of developing dental problems than the general population.
Gum recession, also known as gingival recession, is a condition in which the gum tissue that surrounds and protects the tooth roots moves down toward the tooth root, exposing the crown of the tooth. Gum recession can occur in a few teeth, one jaw, or both the upper and lower jaws.
Gingivitis is an inflammation of the gums around the teeth, often causing symptoms such as pain, redness and swelling. This is one of the common dental problems that can occur at any age, from children to adults.
Scaling, also known as dental scaling, is a dental procedure that removes hard plaque (tartar) that builds up on the surface of teeth and below the gum line. Tartar forms when soft plaque is not removed regularly and becomes calcified by minerals in saliva.
Bleeding gums is a condition in which the gums bleed, usually when brushing teeth or eating hard foods. This is one of the common dental problems that can occur at any age, from children to adults.
A dental abscess is a serious infection in which pockets of pus form under the tooth root. It is a common complication of untreated tooth decay, gum disease, or cracked teeth. When the gum tissue becomes infected, bacteria can enter, forming pockets of pus around the tooth root.
Organic green tea is consumed regularly, offering a number of benefits stemming from health and quality considerations.
Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) arthritis can cause pain in the joints and muscles of your jaw and face. TMJ pain can be uncomfortable and distressing. We explain the condition, its causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options.
Composite fillings are a method of tooth restoration using synthetic resin materials with colors similar to natural teeth. Composite is made from microscopic inorganic particles combined with synthetic resin, creating a material with high durability and good adhesion to the tooth structure. This material can be adjusted in color to match the customer's natural teeth color, bringing high aesthetics.
Although the cost of a porcelain filling may be a bit higher than a regular composite filling, the important thing is that porcelain Inlays/Onlays are a long-term investment in the beauty and health of your teeth. They provide a long-term and natural solution to restore damaged teeth, helping you maintain a healthy and beautiful smile for many years.
In dentistry and oral health, oral appliances play an important role. These appliances can be removable or fixed and are used to protect teeth and gums, change the position of the jaw or help treat sleep disorders such as sleep apnea.
Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, are the last teeth to grow in your mouth, usually between the ages of 17 and 25. These teeth are located at the very back of your mouth and can cause some serious discomfort. While some people never have any trouble with their wisdom teeth, others need to have them removed. But why is that? Here, we explain the reasons why you might need to have your wisdom teeth removed.
Preventive dentistry is a field of dentistry that focuses on maintaining and improving oral health through the prevention of diseases and dental problems. The main goal of preventive dentistry is to prevent the development of dental diseases such as tooth decay, gingivitis, and other periodontal diseases before they become serious and require more complex treatment.
Tongue brushing is a simple but important oral hygiene technique that helps clean the tongue of babies and young children. The process involves gently wiping the surface of your baby's tongue to remove plaque, bacteria, and food particles.
Geriatric dentistry is a specialty of dentistry that focuses on the oral health care of older adults, typically 65 years of age and older. This specialty is concerned not only with the treatment of dental problems, but also with the prevention and maintenance of overall oral health in older adults.
Tooth decay is one of the most common dental diseases that can occur at any age. It is a condition in which tooth enamel and dentin are destroyed by acids produced by bacteria in the mouth.
Tooth sensitivity, also known as tooth sensitivity, is a condition in which the teeth feel pain and discomfort when exposed to stimuli such as hot, cold, sour, sweet or even when breathing cold air. This is a common dental problem, especially in people between the ages of 25 and 30.
Tooth crowding is a condition in which teeth do not erupt in their normal positions in the jaw. Instead, teeth may grow sideways, rotated, or in the wrong position. This condition can occur with one or more teeth, affecting both primary and permanent teeth.
Underbite, also known as underbite or plow face, is a condition where the lower teeth protrude too much compared to the upper teeth. This is one of the serious bite misalignments, not only causing loss of facial aesthetics but also affecting the chewing function of the teeth.
Pediatric Dentistry , Baby teeth stage , Tooth replacement stage , Other preventive measures
For many parents, navigating their child's dental health can be complex and daunting. We've put together answers to the most frequently asked questions about children's dental health, from first dental visits to the importance of baby teeth, how to deal with cavities, braces...
Rat Teeth, a Comprehensive Guide to Causes, Treatment, and Prevention
Pediatric Dentistry , Tooth extraction , Baby tooth extraction , Other preventive measures
We will address the most common questions and concerns regarding baby tooth extractions. From understanding the reasons why the procedure is necessary to other relevant issues. Sakura understands that tooth extractions, especially in children, can be a difficult experience and our goal is to dispel any fears or misconceptions you may have. As always, our primary focus is on ensuring the health and comfort of our patients.
The periodontium is the tissue that surrounds and supports the teeth, including the gums, periodontal ligament, alveolar bone, and cementum. Periodontal disease is an inflammatory condition that affects the periodontal tissues, causing damage and destruction of the structures that support the teeth.
Pediatric Dentistry , Baby teeth stage , Tooth replacement stage , Other preventive measures
Healthy teeth are the foundation for overall health. In children, oral health plays an essential role in growth, development and quality of life. Unfortunately, tooth decay and other dental problems in children are common around the world, especially in developing countries.
Dental problems , Orthodontics , Cosmetic dentistry , Oral health , Other preventive measures
Gaps in teeth is a condition where teeth on the same jaw grow far apart, creating large gaps or gaps between the teeth. This condition usually appears in the front teeth area, especially in the upper jaw, where it is most visible when smiling or talking.
Bleeding gums when brushing teeth is a condition in which the gums bleed when in contact with a toothbrush or dental floss. This is a fairly common phenomenon that many people experience, especially when brushing their teeth in the morning.
Dental problems , Orthodontics , Cosmetic dentistry , Oral health , Other preventive measures
A receding chin is a condition in which the lower jaw is underdeveloped or positioned backward relative to the upper jaw. This creates a gap between the upper and lower teeth when biting, and makes the chin appear short and set back. This condition is also known as a “reverse underbite” in medical terms.
Dental problems , Pediatric Dentistry , Baby teeth stage , Tooth replacement stage , Oral health , Other preventive measures , Periodontitis
Oral thrush, also known as oral candidiasis, is an infection caused by the fungus Candida albicans in the mouth. Candida normally exists in small amounts in the mouth without causing harm, but when there is an imbalance, the fungus can overgrow and cause uncomfortable symptoms.
Dental problems , Dental implants , Orthodontics , Root canal treatment , Periodontology , Preventive dentistry , Other preventive measures , Cosmetic dentistry , Pediatric Dentistry , Tooth extraction , Oral health , , Dental fillings
Dental Checkups Regular dental checkups are an essential part of maintaining good oral health. Not only is it a good habit, but it is also an important preventative measure that can help detect and prevent potential dental problems early.
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