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…
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 fold of gum tissue). This fibrous gum tissue fold pushes apart the two center front teeth. Three, receding interdental gum leading to small triangle space seen between the teeth.
For most people these gaps are not pleasant to look at. There’s few treatment option that can be done to fill up these unsightly gaps and the most easy, fast and affordable one are by doing fillings.
The fillings are done using composite resin material. Composite resin are added and sculpted to each side of the teeth surfaces of the gap area, filling up the gap. These filling will then be polished to make the surface smooth. This will make it easy for patient to keep the area clean.
Below are before and after photos of my recent close gaps case.
If you have the same problem and want those unsightly gaps to be filled, don’t hesitate, call us now and book an appointment to see us. Looking forward to see you!!
This is Ms. Z’s right lateral incisor. She wasn’t happy with the shape of it. After completed her orthodontic journey with Dr. Shanaz, Dr. Shanaz and I suggested few cosmetic treatment for her to consider. One of it was composite veneer because it is painless,…
Yes, it was a freaking moment for Mr Azrul when he broke one of his front tooth. It happened in the middle of last Ramadhan and he was so scared thinking the worst scenario, that is nothing can be done to save the tooth. Upon…