Are the teeth more susceptible to misfarning after a bleaching?
13. april 2010
Filed in Cosmetic dentistry
Question:
Hi,
I'm considering getting bleached my teeth (Beyond the teeth) by a dentist.
It can be harmful for the enamel? are the teeth more
susceptible to misfarning of coffee, tea, red wine etc...?
and is it something you would advise against?
Vh.
Peter
(42 years)
Answer:
Dear Peter,
You can easily whiten your teeth. You should know that right after a bleaching, then your teeth more susceptible to dyes in food and drinks, but only for a limited time. It is not harmful to the the teeth to get them bleached a couple of times.
Hope you can use my answer.
With kind regards
Dentist Joan Olsen
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Genes after tooth extraction
11. april 2010
Filed in Mouth
Question:
Hello,
I got 3 weeks ago removed the forsidste molar in the ve. side of the upper jaw, unfortunately, smoke the very last also, as well as bone mass. Got a 10 day penicillin as well as instructions not to cough, sneeze, etc. because that could go a hole in the membranet to bihulen, pga. the lack of bone mass. Stitches removed, everything ok according to. the dentist, healing well. Now 3 weeks later it is still a mega hole, logically, the pga. there is no bone is back, but I think it still can do ‘evil’ by the pronunciation of certain words/klank. Dare not to sneeze, trimming nose or cough because I can feel the pressure that then comes in is uncomfortable. The dentist had good enough said you not had the above for approx. 7 days, but how do feel if there's a hole in the membranet, bleed it, pain or? Furthermore, I think that I have at least got talegener, I really have a big part of the day trouble to speak clearly, it may be because the hole is so large or because there m
might have damaged a nerve or the like. All in all I could just like me to get to know how far can the site actually be to ‘bother’? Thank you for an evs. response.
Annet
Answer:
Dear Annet,
It is hard to say how long it will bother you. Of course it will affect your speech, when you've got removed several teeth and smoked some bone with, on top of that. There has been no nervebeskadigelse, which will affect your speech, but in and there has been more space for your tongue, so will the pronunciation be different. If you still have pain when you pronounce certain sounds, you must go to your dentist to be examined, whether there still is a hole to your sinus. It does not necessarily lead to pain if there is a hole through from the bihulen to the mouth, but the recurrent infection in the bihulen and genes by pronunciation, can be some symptoms.
Hope you can use my answer.
With kind regards
Dentist Joan Olsen
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Afraid to lose my teeth when the temporary crown must of
10. april 2010
Filed in Cosmetic dentistry
Question:
Loved Ones Dentist.
I have 2 months ago got crowns on front teeth for cosmetic reasons. These are according to the dentist temporarily fixed, as I had to get used to them first. The one is lopsided and goes 3mm out over the other. This should now be made, and we have agreed to do both to fully ceramic crowns instead of the metalkeramiske as the dentist had first chosen. I am just so terribly nervous, that my own teeth become loose, when the crowns lirkes of. It seems like they sit very firm.I don't know which glue the dentist used. But my biggest nightmare is to suddenly lose my front teeth completely. Can you help with your experience in this area.
Kind regards, B
Answer:
Dear B,
There is surely no reason to be so nervous. Often the crowns sit very tightly when you have put them temporarily on. But there is no reason to your own teeth would go loose. If that were the case, then would your dentist hardly suggest this treatment.
Hope you can use my answer.
With kind regards
Dentist Joan Olsen
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All the teeth when not with each other when I bite together
10. april 2010
Filed in Teeth
Question:
Hello!
I got the d.2/11 Made a hole, acute with a new,young dentist who is employed in tandlægehuset where else I have had the same dentist for 25 years.She couldn't anaesthetise me properly and had to seek help from a colleague (my own dentist had free). she stuck with the needle about 12 times!!
It turned out that the neighboring tooth also have a little damage on the side (a sølvfyldning on the surface). It was agreed that she should rep. with the same , now since the entire side was stunned!!The whole thing took 2 hours!!!. She have big problems to remove the rind that sat on the tooth to keep the filling with! when she had vrikket and recovered gave the following, with the result that the pliers she used for the purpose, “smaskede” with a “bang” up in the upper teeth, av av.I was saying that it felt as if the tooth was too high, but we agreed that it probably was the anesthesia.But but but.. I had to call - up after some days, to say that it was still too high, and very sore, but was told that could go 2 months. D. 17/11 I was at my own dentist, she can not see that it is too high , the soreness of I know can take 5mdr.”chew with the other side,”she says.I may soon not be any places of pain! sleep with a paragraph. cotton wool between the teeth of that makes much o
ndt to “beat” the above and below-the teeth together. Physically, one can hear that the tooth that has been pulled in the “blades” first together in the mouth, all the other teeth can not “reach” each other, it is sore when “banks” on it, and if I try to chew in the side, which is u-undgåeliigt, since the teeth when together, it makes the not in the other side. I'm thinking about the root can be broken? there is not anything to see on the tooth.or is the hole during the filling is mon not drilled properly?
And hilen karen
Answer:
Dear Karen,
This suggests that the filling is too high, you must have it checked again by the dentist.
Hope you can use my answer.
With kind regards
Dentist Joan Olsen
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Should the tooth be made for the 3. walk or be dragged?
Question:
Hello.
I got for approx. 2 years ago rodbehandlet my rear molar.Have nothing the label for the ago, but sat outside with the actual plompen in the hand yesterday.My question is, then, whether something happens by not sitting on.Or whether I should get it again for the 3rd time or if I just should have pulled the tooth out,since I soon will not sacrifice more money on it,it cost 12000 kr.
Thank you in advance
Rikke
Answer:
Dear Rikke,
It must be your own dentist to evaluate whether your tooth can be made again or should be pulled out.
Hope you can use my answer.
With kind regards
Dentist Joan Olsen
Dentistry.dk™ – the Road to healthier teeth
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You can complain about a teeth whitening?
30. march 2010
Filed in Complaints, Cosmetic dentistry
Question:
I have been to the dentist and have made a “teeth whitening”. Since the dentist had done it all ready and had put the light on he said that I just needed to say to if it started to hurt. After approx. 5 min with the lights on it starts to do really hurt my teeth and it freezes. Since the dentist was just slipped to the other patients and had closed the door, I could lie and cry as much as I would without the help. (as much as one can be with such a thing in the mouth). Then when there finally comes a they find out that the plastic thing that they had put in my mouth was not connected properly so gelén had come out of my lips which did rather hurt. They were going to have to remove everything and stop the bleaching. Now my teeth clearly spotted and I still have pain (aching) and I'm very sorry. I do not think that I have received a fair treatment – in addition, my teeth terrible.
What should I do – can I make a complaint?
Anonymous
Answer:
Dear user,
You can always complain about a dental treatment and/or dentist.
You can read more about it to complain about a dentist or treatment here: Complaint about dental treatment or dentist
Hope you can use my answer.
With kind regards
Dentist Joan Olsen
Dentistry.dk™ – the Road to healthier teeth
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I have had toothache for over a week now
25. march 2010
Filed in Pain and Anaesthesia
Question:
Hello.
I HAVE FAFT TOOTHACHE for OVER A WEEK NOW WITH MANY HAUNTING AND ISSYL-LIKE SENSATIONS NOW.
I WAKE up ALSO at NIGHT WITH IT AND SO IS THE WHOLE UNDER AND UPPER jaw IN RIGHT SIDE THAT HURTS, AND I EAT PAINKILLERS EVERY DAY. I JUST GOT A TOOTH RODBEHANDLET IN the MOUTH IN the LEFT SIDE, WHICH HAD a HARD time TO CALM down AND THEREFORE TOOK the TIME TO MAKE, BUT IT IS CLOSED NOW.
IT IS IN IT IS THAT IT IS DIFFICULT TO FIND OUT FOR ME WHERE IT HURTS, AND WHAT TOOTH IT IS.
CAN AN XRAY SHOW IT ? MY VISDOMSTÆNDER IN THE LEFT OVER AND UNDERMUND IS ALMOST PROMOTE BUT MAYBE IT IS THAT IT COMES FROM.
HUGS FROM HELLE, WHO IS SADDENED BY THE PAIN THAT AFFECTS MY EVERYDAY LIFE VERY.
Answer:
Dear Helle,
You must to the dentist as soon as possible to get you pain free and to find out which tooth is the culprit.
Hope you can use my answer.
With kind regards
Dentist Joan Olsen
Dentistry.dk™ – the Road to healthier teeth
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Should the dentist grinding on a healthy tooth?
Question:
I have been diagnosed with syreskade on a molar in the undermunden. That was put lacquer on as well as a plastfyldning on top of the old, because there was a hammock, ie. a large recess in the filling. When the dentist had to grind the filling, was the filling to be too high. When the opposite tooth in the mouth not filling and the dentist said that there was much enamel on the tooth, sleb she the healthy tooth to make room for the filling. Is it the correct way to do it? I think it seems wrong to grinding on a healthy tooth without a filling.
Therefore, I ask whether it is the correct approach.
Ulla
Answer:
Dear Ulla,
It must be an individual assessment, your dentist has done, it is a little difficult to answer concretely. But I would like to avoid grinding of healthy tooth to make room for a filling.
Hope you can use my answer.
With kind regards
Dentist Joan Olsen
Dentistry.dk™ – the Road to healthier teeth
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Give the lemon acid injuries to the teeth?
25. march 2010
Filed in Teeth
Question:
Hello
Read just article about acid injuries. I drink approx. 1 liter of tea a day. Half of the aisles pushing I lemon in. It can also in the long run give the acid injuries?
I eat an orange every morning – it would be better for my teeth if I ate the melon or the like? I am 55 years old and has beautiful teeth.
Thank you in advance.
Susanne
Answer:
Dear Susanne,
The in itself does not provide acid injuries as it has a neutral PH value. When you put lemon juice in your tea, lowers you PH, which can lead to acid injuries to the teeth. However, the use of this once in a while does not give damage to the teeth. If you eat orange every morning, I would limit it and complement with a neutral fruit, as you yourself are inside, for example. melon. Furthermore, to brush your teeth after you have eaten or drunk something acidic. Ask your dentist if you have acid injuries in your teeth if you are worried.
Hope you can use my answer.
With kind regards
Dentist Joan Olsen
Dentistry.dk™ – the Road to healthier teeth
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Can you remove a temporary crown?
25. march 2010
Filed in Treatment, Cosmetic dentistry, Teeth
Question:
dear Dentist
I have made crowns for my front teeth for cosmetic reasons. Since the one unfortunately is skewed and is 3 mm longer than the other, I must have made them. When I got them fitted for approx. 5 weeks ago, we agreed that they were cemented temporarily, so I could get used to them, and only correct if it was necessary.This proved to a be a good idea, as they now must change, but I'm somewhat concerned as to whether you possibly can remove them again without it going out over my own teeth sitting in it. The crown feels as though they are sitting very firmly, I feel. Maybe it's silly to worry about, but it plagues me however part. I have no idea what the dentist has used to cement with.Thank you in advance.
The nervous
Answer:
Dear nervous,
I do not think that you need to be nervous. It is impossible for me to know what your dentist has used as a temporary cement, but the crowns that are temporarily put on, is usually to get by without problems.
Hope you can use my answer.
With kind regards
Dentist Joan Olsen
Dentistry.dk™ – the Road to healthier teeth
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Can the inflammation go in itself?
25. march 2010
Filed in Teeth
Question:
I have had an inflammation of a tooth. It was gradually better, and now there are no symptoms. It can go by itself?
Anni
Answer:
Dear Anni,
If you've got inflammation of a tooth, can it not go into itself again. The inflammation can flare up into an acute toothache. So look to get to the dentist before it happens.
Hope you can use my answer.
With kind regards
Dentist Joan Olsen
Dentistry.dk™ – the Road to healthier teeth
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Should the anesthesia does not eliminate the pain?
25. march 2010
Filed in Pain and Anaesthesia
Question:
Hi..
I've been at the dentist to get drilled two holes for the first time today. I have never been drilled before, and therefore it was also the first time I was stunned.
I don't feel the anesthesia worked because I could feel pretty much everything, and it did really really hurts, got the chills and shook very much – was simply the worst I have ever tried. My question is whether you think the anesthesia worked? Is it not supposed not to be able to feel anything?
I was pretty swollen afterwards, and found it difficult to talk, at the same time I was also quite shocked, so were just home – had I not talked with my dentist about it. But think it is a little hard to pay $ 500. for stunning, when you don't feel it has worked..
Mvt. Anne Camilla.
Answer:
Dear Anne, Camilla,
If you had pain during treatment, your stunning not worked as it should. Of course, it is supposed to be a painless experience to come to the dentist. I think you should take a chat with your dentist. Sometimes nervousness have an impact on the anesthesia.
Hope you can use my answer.
With kind regards
Dentist Joan Olsen
Dentistry.dk™ – the Road to healthier teeth
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Can milk give holes in children's teeth?
Question:
Hello.
I have a son of 6 years who like to ALWAYS have something to drink when he is in bed. He always get water because I believe it is the best when the teeth are brushed...BUT my gf does not think it does anything he get the milk??...can it really be??...seemed to always I have heard that milk can also provide holes in the teeth...or maybe it is the only infant formula that is not smart after brushing??
Catfish
Answer:
Dear Catfish,
You are absolutely right in what you say. Milk can provide holes in the teeth, because it contains milk sugar. No matter what type of milk we are talking about. So hold fast to your son should only have water to drink before bedtime.
Hope you can use my answer.
With kind regards
Dentist Joan Olsen
Dentistry.dk™ – the Road to healthier teeth
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