Oral health issues and cosmetic dentistry Dentists help in improving tooth decay.
Tooth decay occurs when bacteria grow on exposure of sugars and it makes acid in mouth.
The tooth outer surface is attacked by crystal like substances and produce acid.
Demineralization leads to tooth decay.
The chalky white spot are formed due to tooth decay.
When demineralization grows it starts breaking down enamel.
Decay can spread if left untreated and it will reach tooth pulp.
The tooth pulp becomes infected by tooth decay.
Soft tissues can be formed by abscess (swelling) or a fistula (opening to surface of the gum).
Crown of teeth can be replaced by a cosmetic dentist.
Cosmetic dentist can replace a crown for several reasons.
Tooth can be damaged by decay or breakage and filling material.
Bad discolored teeth can be removed by cosmetic dentist.
Ceramic, metal or porcelain fused to metal can be used as crown.
Gold-alloy, base metal alloy or other alloy can be used as crown.
When crown is replaced by cosmetic dentist patient can feel discomfort and due to nerve in tooth patient can feel hot or cold.
Decay or gum disease can be protected with replacement of crowned tooth.
Due to lack of cement or improper fit they can remove a crown.
If larger area of tooth are decayed, missing or damaged then a foundation is required.
When all metal teeth are crowned, less tooth structure will be removed and it is due to less crowns which are thinner and metal is used for it.
Bleaching, veneers, bonding, crowns give new appearance to teeth.
Contouring and reshaping is part of cosmetic dentistry.
Endodontic deals with diseases of tooth pulp.
Pulp can be damaged due to infection or irreversible damage.
Dental implant is another most important method which included fixtures of titanium.
Fixtures of titanium are embedded in jaw bone with surgery.