implant sits a little loose
19th September 2011
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Question:
For 3 weeks after sitting, I have an implant in my front tooth. Gums
looks fine, but I started to feel that it may move slightly
If I push it with my tongue. It's not much, but I am
worried. Is it about to fall out?
Answer:
Dear Jurgita
It's not a good sign if it is therefore the implant that moves. The implant is screwed into your bone, which means that it will not be able to move. I think you should visit your dentist as soon as possible.
Hope you can use my answer.
Sincerely
Dentist Joan Olsen
Tandpleje.dk ™ - The road to healthier teeth
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Transparent clamp
19th September 2011
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Question:
Hi,
I am a girl of 18 who need braces within the next month. It's not something I look forward to, but it is part of a treatment that include also includes a jaw surgery.
I have searched a little on the web where I have seen that it is possible to get a hanger that is more "transparent" and goes more at one with teeth.
Throughout my treatment is paid by the state when it was started when I was under 18, but they would wait with treatment until they thought my jaw was fully developed.
Now my question then, is whether there could be chances of the state also will pay for the "transparent" bracket?
And if not, how much should I even expect to pay for it?
If I decide me for the "transparent" frame, when and how should the dentist know?
Answer:
Dear Trina
I think you should ask the dentist to treat you. I can not say anything about what options they have.
You can read more about hoops here
Hope you can use my answer.
Sincerely
Dentist Joan Olsen
Tandpleje.dk ™ - The road to healthier teeth
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Overweight
19th September 2011
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Question:
Hello
I have a question, it is now some years since I had been to the dentist.
I have and still been very overweight, but has undergone a major weight loss, and has now come forward to back teeth need attention.
My question is whether I can possibly be treated in a normal temperature. dentist's chair. At this writing I weigh 168 kg.
Regards Søren
Answer:
Dear Soren
Immediately, I think your weight will be a problem for most treats chairs. But it all depends on what treats chair dentist. Most treats chairs have a maximum weight they can tolerate, which your dentist can tell you about. So you will need to contact the dentist to get the information.
Hope you can use my answer.
Sincerely
Dentist Joan Olsen
Tandpleje.dk ™ - The road to healthier teeth
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How does it work when you put a crown on?
28th September 2010
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Question:
Hey. I've just been with my dentist and had made a tooth in the mouth 2 times because the plastic filling fell out and I've now been told that if it splits again, a crown on. My question is how it works when you put a crown on and how long does it take and what does the dentist beforehand to make the tooth ready?
MVH. Sisse.
Answer:
Dear Sisse,
When you can not make a filling in the tooth, because there is so much left of the tooth, you have to put a crown on. The first time you visit the dentist, he / she bore (ie prepare. Prepare the tooth for a crown) all the way around the tooth and then take an impression. The impression will then be sent to a technician who makes the crown so it fits in your tooth. It takes approx. 2 weeks from your first visit, the crown is ready to be put on your tooth. While you wait for the crown, the dentist will put an aluminum crown or a plastic crown on the tooth, so that you can eat with it and to keep the site until the proper crown is put on
Hope you can use my answer.
Sincerely
Dentist Joan Olsen
Tandpleje.dk ™ - The road to healthier teeth
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Is the school dental service charge?
10th August 2010
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Question:
Hey.
My daughter at 18 has just been at his new dentist (for dental school) and has been diagnosed with 8 holes, the 4 is severe. Gums are also problems with. The dentist told her that he did not understand that the school dental service has not done or said anything when she was there last time. WHAT CAN WE DO? HOW CAN WE GET FOUND ON THERE REALLY IS 8 HOLES? IS the school dental service, which has not done its job well enough - or is it the other dentist, there are errors on it! WHAT DO WE DO?
look forward to your reply.
Else
Answer:
Dear Else
It is difficult to comment on your question without even having seen the pictures and records of the school dentist and now at the new dentist. 8 holes sounds very violent. Talk to the new dentist to have requisitioned records and X-ray of the school dental service, then you can look at it together.
Hope you can use my answer.
Sincerely
Dentist Joan Olsen
Tandpleje.dk ™ - The road to healthier teeth
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Where can I buy flamingo teeth?
8th June 2010
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Question:
For some years ago I worked in the municipal dental care as a dental hygienist. I used styrofoam teeth and small drills to gipstaender as part of teaching materials for the smaller classes. I am now living in London and want to know where I can purchase flamingo teeth and drilling machines. Thank you in advance for your help.
Regards
Jane
Answer:
Dear Jane,
I do not know. You should probably consider contacting your former employer about this.
Hope you can use my answer.
Sincerely
Dentist Joan Olsen
Tandpleje.dk ™ - The road to healthier teeth
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