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My bracket is Out! What happens next?

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My bracket is Out! What happens next?

 

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Although good Orthodontic treatment ensures a good bond between your braces and your teeth, sometimes some damaging habits could lead to the bracket to pop out. This could happen when:
1. Most often while eating any hard, crunchy or sticky foods
2. Fiddling with the wire or braces
3. Pencil or nail biting habit
4. It can also happen if any of your upper teeth are touching the lower brackets

While it’s always important to be very careful to not do any of these things, what happens once the bracket is out?

1. The bracket starts hanging loosely on the wire like a clothes peg.
2. The bracket or tube could come out into your mouth. It could accidently be swallowed at this point
3. The wire might get bent or spring out poking you in the cheek or gums
4. The tooth might start to move back to how it was before
5. You might not be able to wear your elastics since the bracket or tube holding the elastic is now moving
What to do when this happens?
1. Use the orthodontic wax to stick the bracket onto the teeth temporarily or to prevent the wire from poking and causing an ulcer.
2. If you want to be brave try to gingerly use a tweezer to remove the hanging bracket
3. Contact your clinic where any dentist can snip off the wire or remove the bracket to give you relief
4. Let your Orthodontist know what all changes you’ve noticed so that he can arrange an appointment to fix everything
5. If you have swallowed it, do not worry, brackets hardly cause any harm.
6. In case of ulcer ask your pharmacist for a topic ulcer gel.
7. If you feel your teeth are still hitting on some brackets , inform your orthodontist so he can give you a bite block and create a gap between the two.
Remember, broken brackets could mean a loss of time and money in your braces treatment. Be sure to take the maximum care to avoid the habits which can do this.


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Art of Smile

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LET YOUR SMILE CHANGE THE WORLD

The personality of an individual is often judged by his looks. A beautiful smile always gives pleasure. However the personality may be falsely interpreted by ugly and impaired teeth. A mastery in the rare art of smile makeovers is what sets a Dentist apart. Only the finest of artistic minds can conceptualize the design of a smile that naturally blends with your facial appearance and enhances your confidence. A cosmetic smile makeover is the process of turning an ordinary smiles into extraordinary ones is an art of brilliance in itself.

Always make room for more beauty in your life.

It is not about being the best but about being better than what we were yesterday. Confident attractive smile is the most important social bonding gesture and key to your professional enhancement.Excellence will never be achieved by chance; rather, it comes from a consistent, systematic approach to diagnosis, communication, treatment planning, and implementation. With the advent of new materials and techniques in the field of esthetic dentistry, people have transformed their idea of smile and how it’s designed. In today’s era we have digital smile design as a multipurpose digital tool with certain clinically relevant advantages. It has enhanced the esthetic diagnostic capabilities with much more organized treatment plan and better communication among the team members and patient thereby resulting in more predictable treatment outcome and increased effectiveness of case presentation and patient motivation.

A smile is a simple gesture that has the power to mold the life of a person. For this reason, the media in its overwhelming platforms has taken up to sourcing for information concerning the procedures used to enhance it. Despite the apparent simplicity of the makeover for the patient, the dentist has to be uniquely gifted in art. To be a cosmetic dentist, it takes more than just the dental knowledge that most dentists have; artistic edge has a big role to play. Most dentists have the ability to restore teeth to their health, but a cosmetic dentist makes the smile brighter and elegant in regards to the patient’s needs.

 A Genuine Smile Comes from the Heart but a Healthy Smile Needs a Good Dental Care
A good smile boosts the morale and has a huge part in a person’s confidence; this is so because the smile is among the first things noticed and creates a lasting impression. In the professional context, a smile equals confidence.

To obtain predictable and consistent outcomes, the practitioner should define the design of the restorative treatment at an early stage. The data must guide the succeeding phases of the rehabilitation, scientifically integrating all of the patient’s needs and desires and the patient’s functional, structural, and biological issues into the esthetic treatment design. The data serve as a frame of reference for the treatment that will be performed. The incorporation of protocols and checklists for quality control and information management has helped to guarantee that every critical point is performed effectively, is double-checked, and is communicated correctly.

Get your smile corrected instantly – DIGITALLY- and once you are totally satisfied go ahead with your treatment.


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Gummy Smile

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When you smile, do you feel the appearance of your upper teeth is overshadowed by excessive gum tissue? Are you of the opinion that your upper teeth appear too short compared to the amount of gingival tissue displayed when you smile? If you answered “yes” to either of these questions, you may have a condition that is commonly called a “gummy smile” or excessive gingival display.

Gummy smile can have a negative effect on the esthetics of your smile. The good news is that a gummy smile can be corrected through various treatment options.

Causes

An excessive display of gum tissue in your upper jaw can result from the abnormal eruption of the teeth. Teeth covered by excessive gum tissue appear short, even though they may actually be the proper length.

The muscle that controls the movement of your upper lip could be hyperactive, causing your upper lip to rise up higher than normal. When this occurs, more of your gum tissue is exposed when you smile.

The manner in which your upper jaw bone grew and developed could cause the appearance of a gummy smile. For instance, if there was an excessive bulging protrusion of the upper jaw within the gum tissue, you would experience an obvious gummy appearance when you smile.

An Esthetic Problem or Something More?

The optimal smile line appearance should reveal the least amount of gum tissue possible. Gum tissue visible in the smile line should have balanced, even contours that are in harmony with the upper lip. It is for this reason that many people with a gummy smile or excessive gingival display feel their smile to be unattractive, oftentimes feeling reluctant to smile at all.

However, more serious underlying dental conditions could be present. For example, if you have a gummy smile caused as a result of how the teeth erupted and how the jaw developed, you may also have an uncomfortable or improper bite that could ultimately affect your long-term oral health.

Treatments

If you think you have a gummy smile, visit your dentist for confirmation and treatment options. Your dentist will examine your mouth, teeth and gums to determine the extent of the excessive gingival display and any possible causes. This examination may involve impressions of your teeth and gums. You may also need X-ray imaging so that the tooth roots and jaw bone can be carefully examined.

Your dentist may refer you to a specialist, like a periodontist, orthodontist or an oral surgeon. Depending on the nature of your specific clinical condition, treatment could include one or more of the following:

 

  • Same-day laser treatments (in minor cases).
  • Orthodontics (braces) to move the teeth into more suitable positions.
  • Surgical Sculpting of the gingival tissues and bone to create healthier and more attractive looking gum contours.
  • Maxillofacial surgery to reposition the bone.

For example, according to the American Academy of Periodontology, a periodontist – a dentist specializing in the gums, soft tissues and other structures supporting the teeth – can perform a “crown lengthening” procedure to correct the appearance of a gummy smile. During this procedure, the periodontist will remove the excess gum tissue – and possibly bone – in order to expose more of the tooth’s surface. This Surgical Sculpting procedure can be performed on one or more teeth to create an even gum line or a more natural looking smile.

As a result, gummy smile sufferers see more of their teeth when they smile and less of their gums.

The American Academy of Periodontology states that the benefits of crown lengthening procedures include increased comfort and confidence when smiling, eating and speaking, as well as improved periodontal (gum tissue) health


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Tips to motivate your child to brush!

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Early childhood is the perfect time to start enforcing positive brushing habits. Young children are constantly soaking up information and learning from their family, friends, and environment. While persuading kids to properly brush their teeth can prove frustrating to most parents, oral hygiene is an important component to their overall health. Here are some great tips to help motivate children to brush their teeth.

Start Early

Even before teething, start caring for your infant’s mouth. Use “training” toothbrushes to massage the gums or gently wipe down the inside of the mouth after feedings. Once teeth break through the gums, start brushing their teeth for them. Children who are used to having their mouths cleaned will be more receptive to brushing their teeth on their own.

Brush Your Teeth Together

Lead by example, and brush your teeth together twice every day. This shows children how important oral hygiene is, while also allowing them to learn from your experience. They can pick up good techniques, and you can show them how to brush those hard-to-reach places.

Let Them Choose Their Own Toothbrush & Toothpaste

If children are excited about their toothbrush, they will also be excited about using it. Take your child shopping and allow them to pick out an age-appropriate toothbrush. These days, many toothbrushes boast beloved cartoon characters and can even play music. Likewise, children’s toothpaste comes in milder flavors and visually appealing packaging.

Make It Fun

Play music and let kids use their imaginations. If it seems like a mundane chore, most children will attempt to avoid it at all costs. There are even smartphone apps designed to encourage positive brushing habits.

Create a Rewards Chart

Children love positive reinforcement, and small incentives go a long way. Create a reward chart yourself, or find one to download online. Children can keep track of their tooth brushing, and you can pick a small reward for the job well done.


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