Smile Line

Thanks to modern equipment and analgesic drugs tooth extraction procedure is painless, and visiting a dental clinic is held in a state of perfect comfort.
Tooth loss and the factors that cause it

• Severe tooth decay or infection (acute or chronic alveolar abscess). Despite the reduction in worldwide prevalence of dental caries, still it is the most common reason for extraction of (non-third molar) teeth with up to two thirds of extractions.
• Supernumerary teeth which are blocking other teeth from coming in.
• Severe gum disease which may affect the supporting tissues and bone structures of teeth.
• In preparation for orthodontic treatment (braces)
• Teeth in the fracture line
• Teeth which cannot be restored endodontically
• Fractured teeth
• Supenumerary, supplementary or malformed teeth
• Prosthetics; teeth detrimental to the fit or appearance of dentures
• Insufficient space for wisdom teeth (impacted third molars). Although many dentists remove asymptomatic impacted third molars
• Cosmetic; teeth of poor appearance, unsuitable for restoration
• Receiving radiation therapy to the head and neck area may require extraction of teeth in the field of radiation.
• Deliberate, medically unnecessary, extraction as a form of physical torture.
• It was once a common practice to remove the front teeth of institutionalized psychiatric patients who had a history of biting.
• Reduced cost compared to other treatments

The word "endodontic" is composed of two Greek words, "endo" meaning "inside," and "odont" meaning "tooth." Endodontics is that branch of dentistry that deals with the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of diseases that arise from the soft tissues (the dental pulp) inside the tooth.
The dental pulp is a soft tissue that resides inside the tooth within the root canal space. This pulpal tissue is composed mainly of blood vessels, nerve fibers, and connective tissue, similar to tissues elsewhere in the body.

Caring for a child's health is characteristic of all loving parents. Requires attention everything that happens with the baby, a preschooler, a teenager. We remind all moms and dads that the full development of the whole organism is impossible without the proper development time ("milk") and permanent teeth. The our clinic Smile Line observed children from zero and up and each age category of young patients is careful attention and professional assistance.

This is one of the types of molar. Molars – chewing teeth located in the back of the jaw. Molars are divided into three types – first, second and third. Third molar view is the same tooth. If we assume that the teeth in order, starting from the left or right incisor, it will be the eighth. These teeth begin to cut behind the second molars (7-ki), usually between 17-25 years. Hence the popular name.
"Wisdom Teeth" in an ideal location in the bone rudiment usually grows smoothly. However, quite often, due to the wrong (not parallel standing near the tooth) or the position of a tooth does not extend fully to the surface, or adjacent tooth hurt and injure him. This may lead to many problems – caries adjacent tooth malocclusion, pericoronitis (inflammation of the gum tissue surrounding the teeth erupting), and in severe cases even osteomyelitis (inflammation of the bone marrow).

Benefits of  Dental Veneers
Only two visits to the dentist: remove casts and paste veneers.
Absolutely painless! Requires only local anesthesia.
Do not change color over time, unlike composite restorations and fillings.
Veneers can be used for functional and cosmetic correction of the following conditions:

• Stained or darkened teeth
• Hypocalcification
• Multiple diastemas
• Peg laterals
• Chipped teeth
• Lingual positioned teeth
• Malposed teeth not requiring orthodontics

Diagnosis – is the foundation of treatment prognosis! The role of correct diagnosis in dentistry is difficult to overestimate. The accuracy and completeness of diagnostic patterns of disease are fully dependent on the success of treatment and opportunity to save the patient from unnecessary inconvenience accompanying the process of dental treatment.
X ray of teeth – the main method of diagnosis  because of its efficiency and accuracy of the most frequently used in dentistry. It allows you to diagnose those diseases which can not be determined on a regular visual inspection. For example, a cyst or a tooth hidden channels can only be detected by X-ray. In addition, the presence of a picture can significantly improve the quality of root canal treatment, Impacted Teeth and caries detection, faulty restoration detection or even it is used for orthodontic treatment to get the accurate anatomical position of several important landmarks which guide the whole treatment procedure.

The most common type of fixed prosthetics – crown and bridge – can be all-ceramic or metal-ceramic. This crown, consisting of a metal frame and applied  ceramics. It combines the strength and aesthetics of the metal ceramics. In our center for a frame used cobalt-chromium alloy, pure titanium or special dental alloys of precious metals, especially gold.
However, the best to date material for prosthetics is metal-free ceramics (porcelain). Porcelain does not cause allergic reactions, the effect of galvanism, in their physical properties (light refraction, hardness) is very close to the tooth enamel. Porcelain crowns are perfect aesthetics. For example, under fluorescent lighting look bluish metal-ceramic crowns, metal free and reflect light just like a natural tooth. But inferior in strength porcelain metal ceramics, and until recently feared dentists do ceramic crowns and bridges on the molars, is under severe strain.

Dentures are artificial structures that are intended to replace missing teeth. Modern technologies allow to achieve such aesthetics as real teeth.
Why do I denture ?

• In the absence of teeth is impossible to fully chew food, and this increased risk of diseases of the gastrointestinal tract. Besides, do not have to eat what you want and what you can;
• When the loss of one or more teeth, the remaining exposed high load. The consequence of this is wear and chipped enamel, tooth mobility appearance. With the loss of chewing particularly vulnerable front teeth.
• The prolonged absence of teeth leads to atrophic changes in the upper and lower jaws, changing a person's appearance is not for the better.
• Even in the absence of 2-3 posterior teeth can develop dysfunction of the temporomandibular joint, which brings troubles such as pain, clicking, discomfort in the joint. Such dysfunction is difficult to treat.
• Missing teeth – a serious cosmetic defect. Anyone who thinks that the teeth are "hidden" in the mouth and no visible mistaken. Missing teeth, unhealthy teeth spoil the appearance.
• There are two main groups of prostheses according to type:
• Removable
• Fixed
• There are also two main groups of prostheses according to span:
• Complete Denture (replacing all teeth)
• Partial Denture (replacing some of teeth)
• Detachable prosthesis represent a design that can be removed from the oral cavity (eg for cleaning or sleeping). This type includes:
• Full (more about them here) and partial removable (learn more ) acrylic.
• Flexible nylon (full or partial). Their advantages read on this page .
• And also conditionally removable:
• Clasp to clasp and attachments. Learn more .
• Fixed prosthesis are artificial constructs that are worn on the teeth constantly. These include:
• Single crowns (metal crown, metal ceramic crown or full ceramic crown etc.).
• Bridges.
• Intra/Extra coronal restoration (inlays, onlays, veneers).

If you do not know what kind of design is right for you – we invite you to consultation, on which he will offer you options and considers the exact cost. To do this, call and sign up. Addresses and phone numbers can be found on this page. In our clinics, we offer quality dentures at low prices.