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What is a full-arch fixed hybrid implant prosthesis?
When all teeth are missing, one of the treatment options are fixed prostheses on implants There are three types of prosthesis on implants: the fixed bridge, the removable overdenture and the full-arch hybrid prosthesis. A prosthesis on full-arch hybrid implants consists of a total denture fastened on dental implants. The main difference between a prosthesis on fixed full-arch hybrid implants and a removable overdenture on implants is that in the second, prosthetic teeth have a resin fastening (which mimics the gum and palate) while in the hybrid they do not. The dentist determines which is the best option for each case. The full-arch hybrid prosthesis is a good rehabilitation option, since it is placed on 5 or 6…
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Allergies and oral health
Pollen or dust allergy can affect oral health The Spanish Society of Periodontics and Osseointegration (SEPA) provides 5 tips to alleviate the consequences of allergy on oral health. Common Effects of Allergy: Pain and sensitivity In order to fight external agents that cause allergy to our body such as pollen or dust, the immune system of the airways secretes mucus. This can accumulate in the maxillary sinuses and exert pressure on the upper molar teeth causing pain in the area. Dehydration, dry mouth, caries and bad breath Taking certain antihistamine medications against allergy symptoms can cause, as a side effect, dry mouth. Having the nostrils clogged by the mucus, we…
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9 tips to protect children’s oral health in summer
Summer holidays are a time of routine changes that can lead to dental health problems Changes in eating habits and hygiene can encourage the appearance of caries in children, which is why the Official College of Dentists and Stomatologists of Valencia (ICOEV) provides the following basic tips to avoid childhood caries during the holidays: Follow good oral hygiene daily Brush your teeth after each meal. Count on the help of an adult. Follow the recommended doses of fluoride toothpaste and prevent them from swallowing it. Follow a balanced diet. Avoid excessive consumption of foods rich in sugar, acids or sticky foods and limiting the consumption of soft drinks, sweets, smoothies, juices, ice cream, etc. In the case of…
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Everything you need to know about sealing cracks in children’s teeth
We open a new melon of knowledge in pediatric dentistry: the sealing of cracks in children’s teeth. Here’s everything you need to know: What is it? When is it done? What teeth is it made of? How long does it last? How is it done? Should it be complemented with any more treatment? Take a few minutes to read this information, save the link to this post to consult it when it suits you and share it with whoever you think you may need it. WHAT IS IT? It is a preventive treatment that consists of covering the cracks in the tooth itself with fluid resin. The objective is…
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And what do we do when we no longer have teeth left?
Today we are working to transform a technical explanation about types of complete rehabilitations on implants into an article that is simple and understandable. What we want is to explain the type of dentures that we can choose when, for whatever reason, we find a mouth that is missing all or practically all teeth. Basically what we need to know is that it’s like a ladder: If a single tooth is missing, we can replace it with an implant, When several adjoining teeth are missing, with 2 or 3 implants, up to 6 teeth can be replaced (what we call bridge over implants) If there is no tooth left (or practically none),…
