Denture Porosities: Causes, Impacts, and Prevention
The most frequent cause of porosities in a denture is the entrapment of air during the polymerization process, primarily due to inadequate pressure ap...
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The most frequent cause of porosities in a denture is the entrapment of air during the polymerization process, primarily due to inadequate pressure ap...
By Alex
Temporary veneers turn black primarily due to their porous material, making them susceptible to staining from diet, tobacco, and poor oral hygiene, as...
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Whitening tooth polish is used by applying a pea-sized amount to a damp toothbrush and brushing teeth gently for the recommended duration to remove su...
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Chronic teeth grinding (bruxism) can significantly contribute to or worsen jaw misalignment by placing excessive stress on the temporomandibular joint...
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Fixing a crossbite without braces requires professional orthodontic evaluation to determine suitable alternatives like clear aligners, palatal expande...
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The creation of dentures is a meticulous, multi-step process involving a dentist and a dental lab technician, progressing from initial impressions and...
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Yes, teeth can become sensitive after grinding (bruxism) because it wears down enamel, exposing the underlying dentin, which then reacts to external s...
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The fastest way to fix an underbite involves specialized medical and dental interventions, with early treatment in childhood or adolescence often prov...
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Gum shields, also known as mouthguards, function primarily by absorbing and distributing impact forces across the dental arches and surrounding soft t...
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