Dentinogenesis imperfecta is a development-related malformation of the dentin with considerable consequences for the entire hard tooth tissue. The teeth show opalescent discoloration and structural changes of enamel and dentin. They are therefore also called glass teeth. The English term is dark teeth or crownless teeth. The teeth show a bluish transparent discoloration and the … Imperfecta dentinogenesis
Introduction Prosthesis materials Removable prostheses are either total or partial dentures. Total or full dentures are usually made entirely of plastic and rest directly on the mucosa of the edentulous jaw. Partial dentures are not only made of plastic but also have clasps or other retaining elements made of gold or other metal, which makes … Denture cleaning agent
Cleaning tablets The cleaning tablets offer a cleaning option that is easy to handle. The ingredients of these tablets are mainly surfactants, i.e. soaps, they lower the surface tension of the water, whereby the coatings are lifted from the prosthesis and kept in the solution. The effect of the surfactants is achieved by polyphosphates, which … Cleaning tablets | Denture cleaning agent
Ultrasonic devices The use of brushes, pastes and cleaning tablets removes the soft plaque and food residues, but this is only very limited for tartar. This can only be removed by the use of ultrasonic devices/removal. It is a cleaning bath of water and soap, in which the dentures are placed. The ultrasound produces a … Ultrasonic devices | Denture cleaning agent
Dental prosthesis cleaning – Smokers should pay attention Especially on dentures of smokers and people who regularly consume tea or coffee, unsightly discolorations quickly develop. These color deposits usually occur in those areas that have soft and/or firm plaque deposits. Bacterial pathogens that grow within this plaque damage the denture surface and allow various color … Dental prosthesis cleaning – Smokers should pay attention | Denture cleaning agent
Cleaning of prostheses with vinegar Vinegar can also be used to clean the dentures. Vinegar essence is suitable, but as a diluted solution with water. It is important to use white or clear vinegar, as the other vinegar products contain dyes that can discolor the prosthesis. The ratio between vinegar and water should be 1/3 … Cleaning of prostheses with vinegar | Denture cleaning agent
Summary As with your own teeth, cleaning is also important for dentures to avoid damage to the remaining teeth and the oral mucosa. In addition to special brushes and cleaning pastes, easy-to-use cleaning tablets are available.Tartar can only be removed by ultrasound. That is why a professional denture cleaning should also be carried out. All … Summary | Denture cleaning agent
Introduction Gingivitis (lat. Gingivitis) is a common disease in Central Europe, which is characterized by the development of inflammatory processes in the area of the gums and the occurrence of bleeding gums. Depending on the severity of the gum inflammation, it can be brought under control again with improved oral hygiene and dental care. Therapy … What helps with gum inflammation?
Introduction In dental terminology, in principle, every dental prosthesis is subsumed under the term “dental prosthesis”, whereas most patients understand a “prosthesis” to be a classic total denture (as shown in the picture below, for example). Dental prosthodontics divides the normally used dental prosthesis into two main groups, fixed and removable dentures. Types of dentures … Dentures are loose
Why does the prosthesis fit loosely? In order to ensure that a dental prosthesis does not fit too loosely, the dental technician has to meet high demands with regard to both the prosthesis material and the manufacturing process. Creating an ideal hold in the oral cavity is much more difficult with a full denture than … Why does the prosthesis fit loosely? | Dentures are loose
Introduction The tooth formula is also called the denture formula or tooth scheme in many textbooks and provides an overview of the teeth found in humans (and all other mammals). In Europe, the dental formula of the Fédération Dentaire Internationale (FDI), the international professional association of dentists, is generally used. The entire jaw is divided … Tooth formula
Tooth scheme according to HADERUP Another widely used tooth formula is the tooth scheme according to Haderup. The teeth of the upper and lower jaw are marked with a plus sign and a minus sign. All teeth in the upper jaw are marked with a plus sign and all teeth in the lower jaw with … Tooth scheme according to HADERUP | Tooth formula
