Monthly Archives: June 2023

The dentist performs clinical examinations to find out the damage caused by bruxism during sleep and to determine the size of the symptoms associated with it on the teeth and… Read more »

It is possible to resort to drug or behavioral treatment to get rid of the problem of pressure on the teeth during sleep, and this is through a number of… Read more »

This disease is not scientifically and reliably justified, but the closest reasons approved by scientific research are due to a group of psychological and nervous pressures and excessive anxiety that… Read more »

Symptoms of pressure on the teeth during sleep may be noticed by the patient strongly over time and may be noticed by others around him during sleep because the teeth… Read more »

Bruxism or grinding of teeth is a pathological condition that the patient suffers from during sleep by pressing hard on his teeth until he hears a sound due to the… Read more »

Archeology provides evidence that humans have attempted to replace missing teeth with root-shaped dental implants for thousands of years. Relic implants from ancient China (dating back 4,000 years) were carved… Read more »

Crown retention: in metal, ceramic: 95.4%; All ceramics: 91.2%; Cumulative rate of breakage of ceramic or acrylic veneers: 4.5% [44]Perimplantitis: 9.7% [44] to 40% [45]Mucositis around the implant: 50% [45]Implant… Read more »

Long-term complications are related to factors in the patient and others to technology. There are risks associated with the appearance, including the shape of the smile, poor quality of the… Read more »

The implant is tested between 8 and 24 weeks to determine if it is integrated. There is a wide variety of criteria used to determine implant success, and the most… Read more »

risks during surgery Dental implants are a surgical procedure and carry the normal risks of surgery including infection, excessive bleeding, and bone necrosis or tissue damage around the implant. Nearby… Read more »