Gold or Silver?
Second May 2012
Filed in Other Questions
Question:
It is about denture / teeth in gold / silver.
For approx. 14th days ago I got prosthetic No. 2
The first I've had a couple of years. This is gold plated. When I got the prosthesis No. 2 was made of shiny metal. In advance, I have a larger molar which is also gold plated. When I smile a lot, you can easily see both metals udefra.Hvad is your opinion about having both metals in the mouth.
Thank you in advance.
MVH AKM
Answer:
Dear Anne Kathrine,
It really depends on your taste. Cosmetically, it would be nicer with colored metal. But functionally, there is no difference.
Hope you can use my answer.
Sincerely
Dentist Joan Olsen
Tandpleje.dk ™ - The road to healthier teeth
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Should a prosthesis without further crack between two snaps
13th January 2010
Filed in Processing , Proceedings
Question:
My mother in law got for about 3 years ago made snaps of his dentures by a dentist. to solve the problem with a loose prosthesis. The problem was that the gum was about to disappear (my mother in law is 82 years old) work was done at a price of 30000 DKK She then led the push locks changed twice, which she had not been informed about. However, now happened is that the prosthesis is broken between two snaps. It was reparetet two weeks ago (for £ 900) and is now broken again. The question is whether a prosthesis like that should be able to crack and the treating dentist should not be informed about the risk of it, and is guaranteed to the original work. My mother in law was told that there was a lifetime warranty on the work carried out to 30000. What can we do to help her?
Steen
Answer:
Dear Steen,
This suggests the communication gap in your case. Basically there is no guarantee of dental care, but you always have the option of filing a complaint.
Free. more about the complaint about dentistry or dental
For the prosthesis, it is to specifically comment on, as you have to see the patient and provide a professional assessment from that.
Hope you can use my answer.
Sincerely
Dentist Joan Olsen
Tandpleje.dk ™ - The road to healthier teeth
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