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I had a molar pulled on the upper left. One Dentist says must have implant, another say

Implant or not?
May 8, 2014

Your upper left tooth has now been missing for a year and your dentist tells you he/she has seen no shifting or tooth movement in the last year. The bigger picture here is that tooth movement and shifting can occur quickly, but also very slowly. There is no way to tell if you will or will not have shifting occur. If you are grinding or clenching your teeth, you are definitely more likely to have shifting and tooth movement. You have two options:1. No treatment….

I had #13 pulled and I have a big gap b/t 11 & 12 the dentist sugggested maxillary part

Tooth Replacement Options
May 8, 2014

You have several options when it comes to replacing missing teeth.1. Of course, you always have the option of no treatment. With no treatment, comes consequences. Shifting of the teeth and supra-eruption of the opposing teeth (lower tooth opposing missing space drifting upwards)2. Usually the least expensive option is a removable option like the one you were given. A removable partial denture. This will hold the space between the teeth, but does not…

I used Crest 3D white strips and now my teeth are very sensitive. Any idea how long it’ll last?

Sensitivity after Teeth Whitening
Jan 29, 2014

Sensitivity is a normal side effect of teeth whitening. Whitening products like carbamide peroxide or hydrogen peroxide work by penetrating the enamel surface to get to the discolored molecules. Your teeth are likely to be sensitive while using any whitening products and for a time after you have stopped whitening. To minimize sensitivity while whitening, I recommend brushing at least an hour prior to whitening and waiting at least 2 hours after whitening. Avoid…

Can grinding teeth cause them to move?

Teeth Grinding
Jan 29, 2014

Yes, grinding or clenching your teeth can cause tooth movement. Your teeth usually contact or touch during functional movements such as swallowing, speaking and eating. If your teeth are touching constantly during the daytime or night time, the excessive force causes swelling to occur in the ligaments that hold the teeth in the bone. This swelling causes the teeth to feel loose and leads to eventual tooth movement, damage to the supporting tissues and destruction of the…