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  Composite veneers are a type of cosmetic dental treatment that involves Composite bonding a tooth-colored composite resin material to the surface of the teeth. They are used to improve the appearance of teeth that are discolored, chipped, cracked, or misaligned. Composite veneers are often preferred over traditional porcelain veneers because they are less invasive and require less tooth preparation. The procedure involves applying a thin layer of composite resin to the front surface of the teeth, which is then shaped and polished to achieve a natural-looking result. Composite veneers can be completed in a single visit to the dentist and typically require little to no anesthesia. They are also less expensive than porcelain veneers, making them a more affordable option for many patients. Composite veneer durability It's important to note that composite veneers may not be as durable or long-lasting as porcelain veneers. They may also be more prone to staining and discolor...

 Today, dental implants are known as the best method for treating toothlessness. A mini-implant is a small metal piece with a diameter of about 3 mm and consists of a titanium base that is implanted in the jaw bone and its upper end is a ball-shaped design. It is small and has a socket with a plastic ring, which is responsible for attaching the crown tooth to the base. Mini-Implant looks like a regular dental implant but looks smaller. This type of implant is very thin and has a small size. Mini-implant is an excellent alternative to dentures or bridges. What is the difference between mini implants and standard implants? The main difference between regular implants and mini implants is their size, durability, and overall performance. Conventional implants usually consist of two pieces, 3.25 to 5 mm in diameter, that are inserted into the bone of the missing tooth with an external screw. Mini dental implants are solid one-piece screw that is less than 3 mm in diameter and ...

  Sensitive teeth are a problem that can affect daily life and make eating difficult. If you have sensitive teeth, the dentist may suggest using a toothpaste made for sensitive teeth. Many manufacturers have hypoallergenic toothpaste in their products. This product should help protect and reduce the irritation of sensitive teeth. What factors cause tooth sensitivity? ·          Tooth Decay  Tooth sensitivity can be a sign of tooth decay . Sensitivity is also caused by the presence of tooth cracks. This type of tooth sensitivity requires dental procedures for treatment and cannot be solved with hypoallergenic toothpaste. ·          Loss of enamel If you lose enamel for any reason, the underlying dentin is exposed. Dentin is soft and porous and does not protect the internal nerves from the external environment. When tooth enamel is missing, you feel heat and cold and even sweetness much more intense...

·          White spots on the teeth can be caused by several factors such as diseases and infections, lack of vitamins, excess fluoride and even trauma to the teeth. White spots on the teeth can happen to anyone. In general, these spots are formed primarily due to decalcification or the removal of calcareous substances from the tissues. Decalcification is a process where important minerals such as calcium and phosphorus are removed from the structure of your teeth due to acids formed by bacteria. During this process, bacteria dissolves tooth enamel, causing unwanted white, chalky stains that can appear permanently on your teeth. The most common causes of white spots on the teeth are: Excess fluoride Oral exposure to excessive fluoride can cause white spots on the teeth. The term is fluorosis and it usually occurs in children between the ages of one and eight when their teeth and enamel are forming. Orthodontic brackets Orthodontic brackets...

  Lip color, like skin color, is different in different people. Always wondering if your lip color has changed or wondering if there is something wrong with your body? You should compare your lip color with its previous state, not with other people's. Purple lips can be a sign of several conditions, including low blood oxygen levels, cold temperatures, Raynaud's disease, cyanosis, or even a reaction to certain medications. If you are concerned about the color of your lips, it is best to consult a health care professional. Blue lips Poor circulation of oxygen in the blood can cause the blue color of the lips, which is also known as jaundice. This color change can be easily seen on the tips of fingers and toes. The color change of blood depends on the presence of oxygen. Blood that has enough oxygen is bright red. Whereas, if the blood oxygen level is low, the blood will be dark red or purple in color. These color changes can be seen in the skin and mucous cyst membrane...

 Dental orthodontics problems with irregular teeth and the shape of the jaw bone spur . Orthodontics are used in two types, fixed and mobile, and each of these two models has different types. ·          Traditional metal braces: Metal or traditional braces are made of stainless steel or titanium. The three main parts of a brace are bracket, orthodontic wire and orthodontic elastic. Compared to other orthodontic methods, metal braces are stronger and their components do not break easily to interrupt the treatment process. ·          Ceramic braces: The brackets are made of ceramic and the same color as the teeth. By replacing colorless (transparent) or tooth-colored brackets instead of conventional metal brackets, orthodontics are less visible when talking and smiling. Of course, finally, the orthodontic wire that passed through the ceramic bracket can be seen. ·      ...

 Aligning teeth is done by orthodontists in different ways. The most common of these methods is the use of traditional braces and clear braces or Invisalign . Here we review Invisalign: When tooth alignment problems are not too severe, Invisalign can be used. In Invisalign trays, the pressure is focused on the upper part of the tooth. Invisalign Attachments is made of a custom clear thermoplastic material and is placed seamlessly over the teeth and, because it is invisible, it does not attract people's attention easily. Ability to move and store in Invisalign Traditional braces are fixed in place and cause problems when cleaning teeth, especially when food particles get stuck in the metal. But Invisalign does not have this problem and can be removed and put back in place when brushing and flossing. Braces need to be brushed regularly and require water to clean, while the Invisalign cleaning system is used to clean and rinse the Invisalign trays. Can you eat something with in...

  Invisalign attachments are small tooth-colored bumps or ridges that are bonded to the teeth to help align them during treatment with clear aligners. They are made of a tooth-colored composite veneer material and are placed on specific teeth based on the treatment plan. These attachments help the aligners grip the teeth better and apply the necessary pressure to move them into the desired position. Invisalign attachments are typically used to treat more complex cases, such as those with significant crowding or spacing issues, rotations, or vertical discrepancies. They can also be used to improve the precision of tooth extraction movement and help achieve more predictable results. The attachments are designed to be discreet and blend in with the natural color of the teeth, making them less noticeable than traditional braces. They are also removable, so they can be taken off after treatment is complete without causing any damage to the teeth. Overall, invisalign attachment...

 Sometimes, you may notice white and opaque spots on the surface of the tooth. These spots are called dental fluorosis . These spots are dark white, yellow or brown in color and sometimes they are so mild that they can only be detected by a dentist. Dental fluorosis is mostly introduced as a problem in dental aesthetics because this complication is not a disease and does not cause problems for dental health. How does dental fluorosis occur? Fluorosis is a condition that occurs when a person is exposed to too much fluoride during the development of their teeth. This typically happens in childhood, when children consume too much fluoride from sources such as fluoridated water, toothpaste, and mouthwash . The excess fluoride can cause the teeth to become discolored, with white or brown spots appearing on the enamel. In severe cases, the teeth may become pitted or even crumble. How to prevent fluorosis? To Prevent Fluorosis , it is important to monitor children's fluoride intake,...