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Orthodontics can help improve the appearance and position of people's teeth and jawbones, for better functioning teeth and more attractive smiles.
In recent years, dental correction orthodontics have used braces made from clear plastic polymer to good effect,
Orthodontic treatment is carried out using braces, which generally fall into two broad categories: removable braces (or retainers),
'According to the researchers, these new materials, nano-reinforced plastics, can have applications in fields other than orthodontics.
##It is believed to involve high-frequency sound waves similar to those used by dentists for removing plaque from patients teeth.
Researchers writing recently in The british Dental Journal argue dentists shouldn't remove impacted wisdom teeth that are not giving any symptoms.
Dentists often remove impacted wisdom teeth to avoid the risk of problems such as pain, gum inflammation and decay.
they advise dentists keep a close eye on the teeth to see if they develop problems.
by their dentists, to decide whether they want to take the risk of keeping their impacted wisdom teeth.
And dentists, for example, use 3d printers to create replica jaws and teeth as well as other dental implants s
though you just walked out of a teeth-cleaning session at the dentist's, Misoka designers said in a recent interview.
said Hyun Koo, a professor in the Department of Orthodontics and co-senior author of the work.
In the healthcare industry, these printers are used by dentists to create replicas of jaws and teeth as well as some finished dental implants and orthopedic surgeons have tested them to make customized hip replacements.
"Currently, dentists use pulp capping materials (calcium hydroxide) and tricalcium phosphate-based biomaterials to repair the tooth and fill lesions.
You can even share your toothbrushing data with your dentist or hygienist and an Oral B spokesperson told me me at an event at Mobile World Congress last week,
tell your dentist and even help you stop doing it. What more, the next version of the guard, currently under development, may be able to tell
when he was developing a set of dentures that alert the dentist to an improper fit
where a dentist or orthodontist can retrieve it, make a diagnosis and suggest treatment. hat kind of information has been unavailable until now,
it like going to the dentist and having your mouth numbed. It very hard to speak without somatosensory feedback,
'Research shows there is a clear need for long-acting antimicrobial products used in fillings and cements for crowns, bridges and orthodontic braces
it like going to the dentist and having your mouth numbed. It very hard to speak without somatosensory feedback.
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