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to keep around just in case. Thanks for the tip. SOmehow, I think the patient is taking this way less seriously than I am. His most recent text was along the lines of. OKAY Doc, I will lay off the Ciabatta. Meanwhile, I am chewing gum to exercise my jaw. LOL I haven't ordered a book
June 29, 2024
Restorative Dentistry
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delivery to colorectal cancer. In the case of periodontal disease, the bacteria impacts the gums and jaw. If left untreated, it can result in loose teeth and loss teeth. It can also exacerbate inflammation, which is a symptom of most chronic disease, like Type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease
June 07, 2025
Mental Health, Well-Being, and Stress Management
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if is there, and as long as achieving it doesn't require additional healthy tooth removal, or placing restorative margins below the gums (which is usually the case). But the reality is that when adhesive procedures are done correctly, no resistance or retention features are needed. Can you please
January 04, 2016
Fixed Prosthodontics
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30 y/o female. Healthy. Congenitally missing laterals. Retained primary #D in the place of #7. She has had ortho completed and is ready for implants #7 and #10.<br/><br/>The patient was previously working with a local oral surgeon, but has recently asked me if I would place her
April 23, 2016
Implantology
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. Will be fun to see this case progress! When you root bank MHD, what level do you leave the root surface? Gum level, bone level? Hey Almunk - the root needs to be reduced flush to the bone. I usually reduce it in the middle even more so there is ample thickness of tissue that heals over the amputated root
January 23, 2021
Implantology
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....... I remember going to see Bill Strupp and he must have used a size 0000 cord and got the most beautiful impressions every. Whenever I tried that, the gums went right back before I could inject my impression. So it's a simple question, but a difficult answer.Brad,I believe that Bill uses the same
October 28, 2015
Fixed Prosthodontics
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for Mint, Bubble Gum, or RasberryUltradent Walterberry. Consistency is good and tastes pretty good. Random mint varnishes for older kids.We do walterberry as well for the little onesand have gotten the least complaints from that one. We use Benco brands for older kids.3M vanish - mint, cherry, melon
November 04, 2017
Pediatric Dentistry
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. The tissue still looked a bit apical from the cord (I hope). I should have taken a pre-op picture that showed the almost-level gums. He's coming back tomorrow for a shade. I'll snap a shot then. Jon Intersting to see the changes. It was a more difficult extraction than I had hoped
January 30, 2014
Fixed Prosthodontics
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in their smile right away and need more time and/or savings before exploring a more permanent option. For a single missing tooth, a flipper can be created to hold a false tooth in place for cosmetic purposes at a low cost of $300-$700. Flippers are supported by the palate (roof of the mouth), the gums
September 29, 2016
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the baby’s chance of developing tooth decay as they grow. Read more here: Wow, I have an aunt, every time I see her she gives us all a big wet kiss. Like going thru a car wash. I will try this excuse on her next time. Sugar-free gum with Xylitol helps prevents the harmful bacteria in your
September 17, 2013
Patient Communication / Education
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away... tacking the teeth in place to prevent distortions during final curingFinalOne of the reasons for this construction was the ability to retrieve the case and do regular relines for anterior support.Gradia Gum can be mixed to mimick just about every shade, light red, dark red and blue veins
January 15, 2014
Implantology
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how does inflammation an infection make gum quite friable and easier to tear? mark
April 23, 2020
Periodontics
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Wine polyphenols could fend off bacteria that cause cavities and gum disease. Inhibition of Oral Pathogens Adhesion to Human Gingival Fibroblasts by Wine Polyphenols Alone and in Combination with an Oral Probiotic. So, I'm supposed to gargle with how many glasses of wine a day? Red
November 14, 2019
Evidence Based Dentistry
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Good questions. Yes, all those things are concerns and frankly the reason why I personally find mandibular anterior cases to be the most challenging graft cases. I'm not sure how to answer your last question but basically if it needs to be done then I make sure I only have a grande Americano...
January 10, 2015
Periodontics
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my Straumann prosthetic driver, and I thought it seemed to work when I screwed it back in?<br/><br/>She complained of pain on her lower right the day after I tried screwing it back in. And then the pain went away. <br/><br/>It fell out about two weeks later. I think the gum
January 27, 2020
Implantology
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July 20, 2022
Orthodontics
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A recent study conducted by Penn Dental Medicine researchers has shown that measuring specific proteins in saliva can serve as a valuable tool in tracking the progression of gum disease (periodontitis). Patients with moderate to severe periodontitis exhibited significant increases in inflammation
January 09, 2025
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on lower front teeth. I am reluctant to do the procedure due to these conditions: 1. Patient frequently clenches 2. I can see the patient has a big masseter muscle 3. Gingival recession on lower front teeth (the gum is receding for around 1.5mm from CEJ on all lower front teeth) 4. Small enamel craze
December 31, 2024
Cosmetic Dentistry
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posting. His cases were very interesting. Ed For argument's sake, how many patient have lost teeth due to receeding gums? I have yet to see that happen. I understand the treatment as I have followed the posts by the developper of this technique. I also understand why they say they do it, but in some
March 30, 2015
Periodontics
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Hi everyone, I placed an implant on #30 with flap, size 4.5/13mm Hiossen implant, calcium sulfate around the neck of 1mm exposed thread and collagen membrane, suture with primary closure. Pt came in 3 hours later complaining of throbbing pain and bleeding. I see swollen buccal gum area and oozing
July 22, 2014
Implantology
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-gingival dentistry relies on adhesion, so we don't need mechanical retention rule # 2... so my point is doing supra-gingival dentistry works, is predictable and is much healthier for our patients. Jose-LuisLouis..your observations make a lot of sense...I doubt the academics in the big dental schools
September 21, 2014
Restorative Dentistry
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that flosses really nice You're right Marshall.......it would just require a clear matrix so that it can be light cured. Next time, I'll either place a layer of hybrid on the facials and then fill with injectafill or just do the whole thing with Reveal from Bisco For me, I get the gingival healthy
February 13, 2014
Restorative Dentistry
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, but she specifically mentioned that she hopes to reach more people in the dental community; obviously she can reach more people if I post here on DentalTown. In a nutshell, the Gokhale Method teaches 2 healthy ways to sit, 2 healthy ways to sleep, a healthy way to stand, a healthy way to walk
August 24, 2017
General Health
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The patient recently presented with cc that she could feel something weird going on with the gum tissue above tooth #2. Exam showed this buccal dehiscence; any ideas of cause and how should this be treated? Any help is appreciated... Any history of bisphosphonates? Could be BRONJ- does
August 12, 2014
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
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-10 via sulcular method, remove some buccal bone to match everything. Then, suture the gums to the same level. You can pull the tissues up higher on 9. If there aren't enough tissues to stretch the full height, then you can do a horizontal slit at 9 to allow it to stretch higher, and the slit
June 06, 2019
Implantology
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, acid reflux, GERD? I would occlusal guard, gum graft, then restore any portion of the abfraction with a lower layer of GI then composite. Try and get some attachment of the gum tissue to the Gi with Geristore. This is my go to protocol in my office. However some just want one of those. Something
November 01, 2015
Restorative Dentistry
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, Ti base + Zr custom abutment combination is superior to Ti abutment (gum colour) and Zr abutment (possible fracture) if you are concerned about the metal colour showing through from gum and not confident in using milled custom Zr abutment, then perhaps Ti base with Zr abutment built on it is a good
October 10, 2021
Implantology
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new pt. in 70's. dry mouth but also sucks on hard candies. A hand full of teeth with decay at gum line around crowns and natural teeth. All areas look restorable but #30 and #31 look questionable. #30 crown came off prior to his appointment. <br/>#31 zirconium crown has decay buccal
March 22, 2021
Restorative Dentistry
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your referral look to reassure patient or give option of debridement Get a good look at it. There is usually a point of bone sticking through the gum. If so push on this with an instrument. If it is solid, grind it off, below level of the gum. If it is mobile, numb up, slice, and remove the loose fragment.
December 01, 2021
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
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? I did prep around the margin a little more than I normally do with the first layer of cord in the sulcus, possibly I just got more of the cord with my bur and that discolored the tissue? Did you use any astringents around the gum tissue in addition to the epi cord...^^^ that or thin tissue type
July 06, 2016
Restorative Dentistry
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for hygiene, so we decided to remove it and his gums are super inflamed w lots of food debris that's logged under the denture (the tissue side of the denture has asmoothtexture but still exhibits areas where food can get trapped- there are buccal and lingual gingival flanges which create
December 22, 2016
Fixed Prosthodontics
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of minutes. All the above work equally well. Often just jaw movement is effective, old school remedy is to chew some gum for a few minutes in the shower. I have many patients that still just do that and have had years with no issues. You may have some changes regardless of what you do
November 02, 2014
Appliance Therapy
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In addition to the shade being off, there is a gray hue showing through the gums due to the metal abutments of #7 and 10. I'm planning on switching to titanium abutments with a gold hue, but want to know how deep I can place the margins to help mask the gold color? it depends ... if you need
July 05, 2017
Fixed Prosthodontics
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supply the lips and corners of their mouth with support. When you lose your teeth, all that changes. The removal of teeth results in loss of half of the bone that supported them in two years or less! Patients say their gums shrink, but it is really the bone underneath their gums that is receding
February 03, 2014
by DrTupac
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I get DT magazine a little late up here, but this one gave me an idea: At home all day-not well. Still indisposed with an aching tooth and swelled and inflamed gum. - quote from George Washington (undated) - as seen in All of Your Patients are Famous by Dr. Thomas Giacobbi, Dentaltown Magazine
June 29, 2013
by Yar
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with DNA appliance first or ALF. With light intermittent forces and DNA protocol, you won't lose more bone and gum. Then gum graft later if you need. Or go full bore with wilkodontics.
June 04, 2017
Orthodontics
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Do Teething Babies Need Medicine on Their Gums? No. Do Teething Babies Need Medicine on Their Gums? No. Teething is a normal part of childhood that doesn't need a cure with prescription or over-the-counter (OTC) medications. FDA warns parents that benzocaine products are not safe
December 23, 2018
Pediatric Dentistry
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health benefits. Inflammation We know that if people have a source of chronic inflammation (such as gum disease) then it may increase their risk of developing heart disease. Brushingdoes reduce gum inflammation and thereby cutting chance of heart attack. Your teeth are meant to last a lifetime
October 17, 2017
by hkaur864
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Hello everyone , I love Perio surgeries and I would love to share with you my first post here in Dental Town :) Female patient , 38 years old with aggressive generalized perio disease presented to my practice with CC: My gums are bleeding and I have a bad taste in my mouth . My patient had
January 30, 2015
by Delia Tuttle
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contribute to wearing down tooth enamel and receding gums. Acidic drinks and foods also can lead to sensitivity; consider limiting intake andor rinsing your mouth as soon as possible after that morning cup of coffee. Treatment for Tooth Sensitivity() Desensitizing toothpaste can be helpful
August 27, 2018
by seodentals
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Hi everyone. I am currently a senior dental student and had a patient with a chief complaint of painful gums. The patient has never seen a dentist before.The patient has awhite chalkylayer throughout his mouth. I scheduled the patient for SRP of 4 quadrants. I have never seen anything this bad
March 29, 2018
Periodontics
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What's the best way to charge for 0180 perio exams by the hygienist? What is working for people? We usually charge separately from the 0120/0150, but some cash patients have a hard time buying the gum mapping'? Thanks, Intrigued Perhaps I'm not understanding your question but when a new
May 24, 2016
Practice Management & Administrative Forum
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Does anyone have a great way to clean the serrated tips of fine tip cotton pliers? They seem to get gummed up easily and than don't grip as tight as you need them to when removing a matrix. My staff has tried several things but we haven't found the perfect solution yet? What are they getting
July 31, 2022
Dental Assistants
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Case history <br/>1. Patient had some type of appliance on roof of mouth as teenager to push out front teeth, but I have no history on it<br/>2. Deep bite<br/>3. altered passive eruption plus pigmentation on gums she does not like<br/>4. missing several lower teeth Patient
March 18, 2025
Orthodontics
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10 Bad Foods That Are Good for You Who knew? Baked potatoes and even burritos can be healthy fare. That's the word from the Food Network Kitchens, which has assembled a list of 10 favorite foods most of us just assumed tasted too good or were too fattening to be healthy. Guess again! The top
July 25, 2014
Food
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a very deep interproximal restoration, if the restoration is well made and yo are certain of it, you will prep the margin of the indirect restoration at the gum line, leaving the deeper parts of the composite undisturbed. So you have essentially used your composite to elevate the margin of the crown
July 13, 2016
Fixed Prosthodontics
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22 year old female, unremarkable med hx. She presented with a chief complaint of very painful area on the palet as well as very painful gums. Initially the gums looked more red at the zenith of each tooth on the maxillary facial areas but has since resolved slightly. The palat is ulcerated
October 22, 2007
Oral Pathology
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with your toothbrush and have a greater risk of decay and gum disease because of it. Infection. If wisdom teeth only partially break through the gums the area because a breeding ground for bacteria. Eventually what starts out as a small infection could lead to serious periodontal
August 04, 2015
by Charles Crawford
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be ideal unless that filling was relatively recent. if it breaks soon, if you do implants, just throw in some Ti and discount what ever they already paid for bu/crDo you have a PA? I would do a fiber post to avoid the infamous gum-line snap-off. Core, and then zirconia or pfm (tooth margin) for me
February 11, 2017
Restorative Dentistry
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the battle over cancer, however, lies with prevention and early detection and that means taking an active role and never letting your guard down. Oral cancer affects the many parts of the mouth, including the lips, the gums, the tongue, the inner lining of the cheeks, and both the roof and the floor
July 23, 2015
by Charles Crawford
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