13 April 2014

DENTAL ANTI-AGING



DENTCOAT~~YOUR COAT FOR THE TOOTH!!

Our teeth are aging every day.
It becomes in contact with harmful ingredients from your food (acid) and even the wrong brushing technique (abrasive toothpaste and excessive force) on a daily basic.

These gradually wear off the enamel layer and the teeth become darker and more sensitive.
 

How does Dentcoat work?







DENTCOAT forms a dense enamel microstructure which is built from tens of millions of covalent (fixed) micro-crystals and is a durable adhering to the enamel prisms (enamel) 

Dentcoat i.e. will now protect the enamel and works as a protective shield for the dentine (the softer dentine).


Dentcoat can satisfy the demand for healthier, brighter and whiter teeth.



1.      Healthier

Through dent coat’s new surface and anti-microbial effect, caries-associated bacteria can’t attack the tooth easily thus reduce periodontitis and the gum regenerate well.
 



2.      Brighter & whiter
Color pigmentation caused by food coloring is thus removed gently through a bioactive deep cleansing of the tooth enamel by a chemical process. It restores natural tooth color up to 4 shades lighter and gives teeth a bright shiny appearance.

before dentcoat
after dentcoat 



 




Deposits of nicotine, red wine, coffee or tea can no longer penetrate into the tooth enamel but adhere only to the protective shield and can be removed easily from the tooth surface.

 






3.      Eliminates tooth sensitivity
Sensitive teeth are impossible to ignore since they affect every part of your day.


                                   How wonderful of Dentcoat!!




 


18 March 2014

A New Trend in Dentistry__laser dentistry

A laser is an instrument that produces a very narrow, intense beam of light energy. When laser light comes in contact with tissue, it causes a reaction. The light produced by the laser can remove or shape tissue.


Laser dentistry is started since 1990. Lasers can be used as a safe and effective treatment for a wide range of dental procedures and are often used in conjunction with other dental instruments.

Dental lasers can be used to:

*  Infection control
a. Gum disease- remove inflamed tissues and remove bacteria by the energy produce by laser which aid in the gum treatment
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b.Root canal therapy-disinfect of the
  unreacheable canal by instruments hence 
  improve the success rate of the RCT
The small interconnected canals between main canals


*  Cosmetic
     a. Reshape of the gum

      b. Tooth whitening-enhance the effect and
     speed up procedure

*  Incison of soft tissue

a.Removed overgrown gum in tooth cavity/  
   hyperplasia of gingival

b. Remove labial frenum/muscle attachment
   that limit proper movement

*  Perform biopsy procedure

*  Reduce discomfort of ulcer and cold sores


However, even those procedures that require only a short period of laser usage benefit from the advantages of laser therapy.
               

With laser surgery, there is a reduced need for local anesthesia, bleeding is minimized, swelling is controlled, and there is usually little, if any, postoperative discomfort.