Regain Your Confidence With Teeth In A Day From Dentzz Dental

Losing your teeth is a nightmare. It affects your everyday life and functionality. Moreover, you slowly start losing confidence as you have lost that pearly smile. Thankfully today, those who have lost all of their teeth — or are soon to have their last, failing teeth removed — have several options for tooth replacement. One of the most advanced and a reliable technique is to permanently attach life-like prosthetic (new replacement) teeth to dental implants that are anchored in the jawbone. Permanent tooth replacement with implants has revolutionized dentistry.

Implant-supported teeth look and function just like real teeth, and are maintained with the same oral hygiene practices, such as brushing and flossing. They provide important health benefits and while dental implants are relatively expensive, a newer procedure that also provides a functional tooth on the same day implant surgery is performed, has brought reduced the cost and put this beneficial technology within the reach of many. Believe it or not you can get yourself a new set of teeth in a day! Here are a few facts that will help you consider this treatment.

¾     Better alternative to dentures

Implants have particularly transformed the lives of people who are edentulous (completely toothless) by giving them a solution that is a lot more comfortable, secure, and reliable than removable dentures. They also prevent the loss of jawbone density and volume that is inevitable when teeth are lost. Dental implants stabilize and stimulate the bone around them, maintaining bone dimension and strength. This is something removable dentures can't do. In fact, wearing dentures actually accelerates bone loss.

¾     Cost-effective treatment

This process is not only the most efficient way to replace all the teeth, but also the most cost-effective strategy for implant-supported tooth replacement. Individual implants to replace each tooth are impractical and not recommended. Given that there are usually 28 functional teeth (excluding wisdom teeth), replacing teeth individually can be a lot more expensive and may not offer any better results.

¾     Not heavily dependent on bone quality

Improvements in implants now permit people who previously couldn't have implant dentistry, because of poor bones (quality or quantity) or the expenses involved, to get treatment. Similarly, since implant and restorative dentistry have improved so much, we can now use fewer implants to replace teeth compared to recommendations made only a few years ago.

Fortunately, as a result of continued research, development of diagnostic tools and innovative treatment, predictable success is now a reality in many challenging dental situations. At Dentzz Dental, you have a well-coordinated team of highly trained dental professionals: an implant surgeon (oral surgeon, periodontist or general dentist with appropriate training), a restorative dentist (general dentist or prosthodontist) and a laboratory technician. Just like any other major event in your life like a wedding, a lot of planning and coordination is necessary to ensure that the procedure is a success. If you want teeth in a day, visit us, atDentzz Dental for a smooth procedure and fabulous results. 

Child Dentistry at Dentzz Dental—Protecting Your Little One’s Teeth

The ideal time to visit a dentist for your child is six months after your child's first tooth begins to grow. This is the perfect time for the dentist to carefully examine the development of your child's jaws and teeth. Dental problems often start early, so the sooner the visit occurs, the better. Also, a dentist can provide or recommend special preventive care to safeguard against problems, such as baby bottle tooth decay, teething irritations, gum disease, and prolonged thumb-sucking.

Most children are treated by general dentists. There are some ways in which parents can take care of their child’s teeth. Child dentistry is the branch of dentistry dealing with children from birth through adolescence. At Dentzz Dental we have a specific program designed to handle problems particular to children, such as dental developmental difficulties and root canals on teeth that have not fully formed.

¾    The easiest way parents can help children prevent tooth decay and cavities at school is to monitor their eating habits. For example, parents can offer their children healthy snack alternatives, such as apples, bite-size carrots or other foods that are naturally sweet, and instruct children to avoid candies, chocolate, caramels, chocolate milk and other foods that contain refined sugar. Cavity-causing organisms feed on sugar and turn it into acid, which attacks tooth enamel and causes tooth decay. Sticky, chewy candy can linger on teeth throughout the day.

¾    At school, children should rinse their mouth with water after meals, leaving their teeth free of sugar and acid. At home, encourage children to drink regular water. Use a straw when drinking colas to keep sugar away from teeth. If you purchase bottled water, be sure that it is fluoridated. Remember, bottled juices are not a good alternative due to their high sugar content. Regular dental check-ups, combined with brushing with fluoride toothpaste will help protect children's teeth.

¾    Brushing teeth after meals, regular flossing and fluoride treatments are the best ways to preventtooth decay. Children should also be supervised as they brush. A good rule of thumb is when children can dress themselves and tie their own shoes, then they are ready to brush unsupervised. Children should be supervised in proper flossing techniques until the age of 10. If you have any concerns about your child's dental health or want some tips on preventing tooth decay, ask a dentist.

Finally, parents should consider professionally-applied sealants as another way to protect children's teeth from cavities. Child dentistry offers sealants, a thin coating of bonding material applied over a tooth, which act as a barrier to cavity-causing bacteria. They can be put on as soon as the child's first permanent molars (back teeth) appear. Parents deeply trust Dentzz dental practices followed at our clinic as they ensure healthier gums, teeth and overall oral well-being.