What is abrasion cavities? Have you heard of this? Have you seen this kind of cavities? Above are the abrasion cavities I encountered this week while treating my patients. Abrasion cavities most commonly seen on the teeth at the gum edge and can be as…
It’s everyone dream to smile confidently. To laugh wide when we are happy and to speak confidently in public. To do all of this, I believe we need to have a nice set of teeth. No black or grey appearance, no stains and well aligned…
“Can you fix this? Madam Bali pointed to her gap on the lower front teeth. ” I hate it. It shows when I talk and laugh.” She added.
I smiled at her and started explaining the treatment options once she sat comfortably on the dental chair.. I carefully elaborate on the pros and cons of the treatment she chose, that is fill up the gap using composite resin material. I had to emphasized to her that because it is 2 different material, there are chances that the composite resin may dislodge in future. However this treatment is the least invasive, affordable, painless and quick . She can always opt to change the current crown to a new one if this treatment fail. She understood my explanation and gave me the green light to proceed.
” Oh my God !!!”, was what she said when she look in the mirror that I handed to her. ” Is it a good Oh, my God or not so good?”, I smiled and asked her. “This is good!! Very good actually. I can smile wide now”, she replied.
I was happy and grateful to hear that.To deliver a patient’s request and to make her happy with the final result is always a joy in my work.
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Dr. Dini ( dini@drfauziah.com)
A dental crown is a tooth shaped cap that covers a huge decayed, broken or worn down tooth that are not restorable with just a filling. It also use as a final restoration after root canal treatment was done on a tooth. There are few…
Do you have gaps in between your teeth? Dental gaps can be due to few reasons. One, the size of the teeth are relatively smaller compared to the jaw, hence the teeth are spread out. Two, low attachment of the front center frenulum (extended small…