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08/30/2022

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✅Top Reasons To Consider Dentures – Part 5

For many people, the idea of getting dentures is unappealing. They’re expensive, they can be uncomfortable, and they require special care. However, there are actually many good reasons to get dentures, especially if you are missing a lot of teeth. In this article, we will cover the top 8 reasons to get dentures.

✅How to Care for Your Dentures

Caring for your dentures is important to keep them looking their best and lasting a long time. Here are some tips on how to care for your dentures:

-Brush your dentures daily with a soft-bristled toothbrush and mild soap.
-Rinse your dentures after eating.
-Soak your dentures overnight in a solution recommended by your dentist.
- Avoid using toothpaste or other harsh cleaning products on your dentures, as these can damage them.

By following these tips, you can help keep your dentures in good condition and looking their best.

08/23/2022

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✅Top Reasons To Consider Dentures – Part 4

For many people, the idea of getting dentures is unappealing. They’re expensive, they can be uncomfortable, and they require special care. However, there are actually many good reasons to get dentures, especially if you are missing a lot of teeth. In this article, we will cover the top 8 reasons to get dentures.

✅The Pros and Cons of Dentures

There are both pros and cons to getting dentures. Some of the pros include that dentures can improve your appearance, make it easier to eat and talk, and help to keep your teeth healthy. Some of the cons include that dentures can be uncomfortable and take some time to get used to, and they may need to be replaced every few years.

If you are considering getting dentures, it is important to weigh the pros and cons carefully to decide if they are right for you. If you have any questions or concerns, be sure to discuss them with your dentist.

08/17/2022

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✅Top Reasons To Consider Dentures – Part 3

For many people, the idea of getting dentures is unappealing. They’re expensive, they can be uncomfortable, and they require special care. However, there are actually many good reasons to get dentures, especially if you are missing a lot of teeth. In this article, we will cover the top 8 reasons to get dentures.

✅How to Choose the Right Dentures for You

When it comes to choosing the right dentures for you, there are a few things you need to take into consideration. First of all, you need to think about the type of dentures you want. There are two main types of dentures: complete dentures and partial dentures. Complete dentures are used when all of the natural teeth are missing, while partial dentures are used when some natural teeth are still present.

Secondly, you need to think about the material you want your dentures to be made from. Dentures can be made from either acrylic or porcelain. Acrylic is a more affordable option, but it is not as durable as porcelain. Porcelain dentures also tend to look more natural.

Finally, you need to think about the size and shape of your dentures. You should make sure that the dentures fit comfortably in your mouth and that they do not slip around when you talk or eat.

If you take all of these factors into consideration, you will be able to choose the right dentures for you.

08/09/2022

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✅Top Reasons To Consider Dentures – Part 2

For many people, the idea of getting dentures is unappealing. They’re expensive, they can be uncomfortable, and they require special care. However, there are actually many good reasons to get dentures, especially if you are missing a lot of teeth. In this article, we will cover the top 8 reasons to get dentures.

✅The Different Types of Dentures

There are two main types of dentures: complete dentures and partial dentures. Complete dentures are used when all of the patient’s natural teeth have been removed. Partial dentures are used when some natural teeth remain.

Complete dentures are made of a plastic base that fits over the gums. The base is attached to artificial teeth, which can be made from porcelain or plastic. Partial dentures also have a plastic base, but they are attached to metal clasps that fit around the natural teeth.

Dentures can be made to look like natural teeth, and they can be customized to fit each patient’s mouth. Dentures are usually removable, but there are also some types that can be permanently implanted.

Dentures can improve the appearance of a person’s smile and help them to eat and speak more easily. They can also boost a person’s confidence and self-esteem.

08/02/2022

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✅Top Reasons To Consider Dentures – Part 1

For many people, the idea of getting dentures is unappealing. They’re expensive, they can be uncomfortable, and they require special care. However, there are actually many good reasons to get dentures, especially if you are missing a lot of teeth. In this article, we will cover the top 8 reasons to get dentures.

✅Should I Get Dentures?

There are many reasons why someone might want to get dentures. One of the most common reasons is that they have lost all of their natural teeth. This can happen due to decay, gum disease, or injury. Dentures can also be used to correct an overbite or underbite.

Another reason why someone might want to get dentures is that they are unhappy with the way their teeth look. Maybe their teeth are stained or crooked. Dentures can give someone a whole new smile that they can be proud of.

Dentures can also improve someone's ability to eat and speak. They can make it easier to eat by giving the person a firm base to bite down on. And they can help with speaking by making it easier to articulate words correctly.

Overall, there are many good reasons to get dentures. They can help with both functional and aesthetic issues. If you are considering dentures, be sure to talk to your dentist about whether they are right for you.

07/26/2022

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✅Cracked Fillings – Part 2
A cracked filling is a dental restoration in your tooth that has failed because it has broken into pieces.

Frequently Asked Questions
✅What can I do to minimize my risk of a Cracked Filling in the future? �Your dentist will make recommendations to minimize your risk of a cracked filling.
Here are some things that may be recommended:
Replace older fillings before they break
Place a dental cap or “crown” over very large fillings to protect them
Have your bite adjusted if it is unbalanced
Wear a night-time grinding appliance
Do not chew ice or use your teeth to open things

✅What will happen if I choose to do nothing about my Cracked Filling?
Bacteria can get into cracks in a filling and lead to decay under the filling material. This decay can rapidly progress into the nerve of your tooth causing a vital abscess. When this happens, the tooth requires root canal treatment or extraction to address the infection.

07/19/2022

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✅Cracked Fillings – Part 1
A cracked filling is a dental restoration in your tooth that has failed because it has broken into pieces.

✅Frequently Asked Questions
What causes a Cracked Filling? A filling can crack when it is old, large or it has too much biting pressure on it. It can also crack if the tooth structure under the filling has softened.

Who is at high risk for a Cracked Filling? People who have previously broken teeth or fillings may be more likely to break them in the future. Other factors that can increase the risk of cracked or broken fillings are:
• The presence of older and larger fillings
• People who grind their teeth or have strong chewing muscles
• People who have uneven or unbalanced bites
• People who have destructive habits such as chewing ice or opening things with their teeth

07/12/2022

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✅Benefits of a Dental CBCT Scan Excel Dental in Hamilton Ontario
Dental Cone Beam Tomography [Dental CBCT] is a specialized type of x-ray that provides more information than conventional dental or facial x-rays. This computerized scan uses advanced technology to generate three-dimensional[3-D] images.

✅Frequently Asked Questions
What are the risks of a Dental CBCT scan?
Although relatively low, Dental CBCT scans cause some exposure to radiation; the amount of exposure is approximately the same as taking a five-hour international plane flight. Due to radiation exposure, scans are not generally recommended for pregnant women and should be used cautiously in the pre-orthodontic evaluation of children.

✅How does a Dental CBCT scanning procedure work?
During the scan, a motorized arm rotates 360-degrees around your head while capturing multiple images from different angles that are then reconstructed to create a single 3-D image.

✅Who interprets the results of a Dental CBCT scan?
The interpretation of a Dental CBCT scan may be done by your dentist, dental specialist or radiologist.

07/06/2022

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✅Benefits of a Dental CBCT Scan Excel Dental in Hamilton Ontario

Dental Cone Beam Tomography [Dental CBCT] is a specialized type of x-ray that provides more information than conventional dental or facial x-rays. This computerized scan uses advanced technology to generate three-dimensional[3-D] images.

✅Frequently Asked Questions
What are the benefits of a Dental CBCT scan?
✅The benefits of a Dental CBCT scan are that it:
• Provides 3-D images of dental structures, soft tissues, nerve paths and bone which are considerably more detailed than conventional two-dimensional dental x-rays.
• Allows for more precise diagnosis and treatment planning.
• Is simple and comfortable to take and can diagnostically image both bone and soft tissue simultaneously.
✅What are the common uses of a Dental CBCT scan?
Dental CBCT scans are commonly used to:
• Evaluate the position of teeth, bone structure, jaw joints and the airway.
• Aid in:
• Accurate placement of implants
• Surgical planning for the removal of impacted wisdom teeth 3-D orthodontic evaluation
• Complex root canal diagnosis and treatment

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06/28/2022

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✅A Build Up

A Buildup is used when a fracture or decay causes a portion of a tooth to break off, and in some cases, there's simply not enough tooth left to place a crown. A Buildup will replace the missing portion and save the tooth by building it up with Buildup Resin materials.

A build-up may become necessary, and you should always consult your dentist to see if this procedure is right for you. Having cracked or decayed teeth is always a concern for your oral and physical health.

Below are some FAQ’s about Build Ups.

Frequently Asked Questions

✅What are my alternatives to having a Build-up?
• Removal of the tooth
• Otherwise no treatment alternatives exist besides a buid-up for broken down or decayed teeth rquiring a crown, bridge, inlay, onlay or veneer

✅How may my bite affect a Build-up?
• Excessive biting forces or untreated bite problems may lead to the build-up breaking or loosening
• Excessive biting forces or untreated bite problems may lead to the tooth in which the build has been placed, breaking

✅Are there post-treatment restrictions once I have a Build-up?
• A build-up may break or loosen if chewing very hard or sticky foods

Excel Dental: Your go-to dentist in Hamilton Ontario Remember, with Excel Dental we are here to help! Contact Excel Dental today and find out why Dr Susan Pan has been a trusted resource. Serving Hamilton, Ontario, Excel Dental will make you feel right at home. Make your appointment today for patient-centered dental care and a lifetime of beautiful smiles.

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06/21/2022

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✅A Build Up

A Buildup is used when a fracture or decay causes a portion of a tooth to break off, and in some cases, there's simply not enough tooth left to place a crown. A Buildup will replace the missing portion and save the tooth by building it up with Buildup Resin materials.

A build-up may become necessary, and you should always consult your dentist to see if this procedure is right for you. Having cracked or decayed teeth is always a concern for your oral and physical health.

Below are some FAQ;s about Build Ups.

Frequently Asked Questions
✅What materials are in a Build-up?
• A Tooth Colored “composite” filling material
• A silver “amalgam” material

✅What are the benefits to my tooth of a Build-up?
• It restores a broken down or decayed tooth to the ideal shape needed to accommodate a crown, bridge, inlay, onlay or veneer.
What are the risks to my tooth associated with a Build-up?
• Preparing and placing a build-up can irritate the tooth and cause “post-operative sensitivity” which may last for up to 3 months
• Teeth that have had build-ups may need a root canal treatment about 6% of the time during the lifetime of the tooth
• A build-up may require the placement of “pins” into the tooth to aid in retention increasing the risk of root canal treatment Composite Material

Excel Dental: Your go-to dentist in Hamilton Ontario Remember, with Excel Dental we are here to help! Contact Excel Dental today and find out why Dr Susan Pan has been a trusted resource. Serving Hamilton, Ontario, Excel Dental will make you feel right at home. Make your appointment today for patient-centered dental care and a lifetime of beautiful smiles.

06/13/2022

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✅Bone Grafting – Part 5
When bone structure is missing, reconstructive surgery can add to existing bone. A tissue that is transplanted to become part of your body is known as a “graft.” Bone grafting is done in dentistry to build a solid foundation for dental restorations.

✅Frequently Asked Questions

✅Are there any post-treatment limitations once I have a Bone Graft?
After treatment you must be careful not to chew near or disturb the surgical site. As with any wound healing, a faster result with fewer complications will occur if the surgery sight is left unharmed. Once the bone graft has healed the area can be treated normally.

Excel Dental: Your go-to dentist in Hamilton Ontario Remember, with Excel Dental we are here to help! Contact Excel Dental today and find out why Dr Susan Pan has been a trusted resource. Serving Hamilton, Ontario, Excel Dental will make you feel right at home. Make your appointment today for patient-centered dental care and a lifetime of beautiful smiles.

06/07/2022

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✅Bone Grafting – Part 4
When bone structure is missing, reconstructive surgery can add to existing bone. A tissue that is transplanted to become part of your body is known as a “graft.” Bone grafting is done in dentistry to build a solid foundation for dental restorations.

✅Frequently Asked Questions

✅What are the alternatives to having Bone Grafting?
The alternative is to do nothing. Implants may not be possible and alternate dental treatments may not be as stable or comfortable.

Excel Dental: Your go-to dentist in Hamilton Ontario Remember, with Excel Dental we are here to help! Contact Excel Dental today and find out why Dr Susan Pan has been a trusted resource. Serving Hamilton, Ontario, Excel Dental will make you feel right at home. Make your appointment today for patient-centered dental care and a lifetime of beautiful smiles.

05/23/2022

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✅Bone Grafting – Part 3
When bone structure is missing, reconstructive surgery can add to existing bone. A tissue that is transplanted to become part of your body is known as a “graft.” Bone grafting is done in dentistry to build a solid foundation for dental restorations.

✅Frequently Asked Questions

What are the risks of having Bone Grafting?
Bone grafting procedures involve minor to moderate pain as well as the risk of infection to both the graft site and the donor site. There is also the risk of your body rejecting the bone graft and setting up an infection around it. When this occurs, the area must be cleaned and another bone graft must be done once the site has healed. Even when the bone heals well, grafting may need to be done more than once to build enough bone thickness for your dental restoration.

Excel Dental: Your go-to dentist in Hamilton Ontario Remember, with Excel Dental we are here to help! Contact Excel Dental today and find out why Dr Susan Pan has been a trusted resource. Serving Hamilton, Ontario, Excel Dental will make you feel right at home. Make your appointment today for patient-centered dental care and a lifetime of beautiful smiles.

05/17/2022

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✅Bone Grafting – Part 2
When bone structure is missing, reconstructive surgery can add to existing bone. A tissue that is transplanted to become part of your body is known as a “graft.” Bone grafting is done in dentistry to build a solid foundation for dental restorations.

Frequently Asked Questions

✅What are the benefits of Bone Grafting?
Certain dental restorations, such as implants, may not be possible without bone grafting. Bone grafting increases the amount of bone available to support these restorations and to build your jaws and gums into a more ideal form.

Excel Dental: Your go-to dentist in Hamilton Ontario Remember, with Excel Dental we are here to help! Contact Excel Dental today and find out why Dr Susan Pan has been a trusted resource. Serving Hamilton, Ontario, Excel Dental will make you feel right at home. Make your appointment today for patient-centered dental care and a lifetime of beautiful smiles.

05/10/2022

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✅Bone Grafting – Part 1
When bone structure is missing, reconstructive surgery can add to existing bone. A tissue that is transplanted to become part of your body is known as a “graft.” Bone grafting is done in dentistry to build a solid foundation for dental restorations.

✅Frequently Asked Questions
What materials are involved in Bone Grafting?

✅Different types of materials are used in bone grafting.
Examples include:
Your own bone taken from one part of your body, the “donor site,” and moved to another part of your body, the ‘’graft site”
Bone taken from another person which is then sterilized and freeze-dried before being placed into your body
Bone taken from an animal, usually a cow, which is then sterilized and freeze-dried before being placed into your body
Synthetic and other materials

The team at Excel Dental will advise you on which type of graft material will most effectively build bone in your situation.

Excel Dental: Your go-to dentist in Hamilton Ontario Remember, with Excel Dental we are here to help! Contact Excel Dental today and find out why Dr Susan Pan has been a trusted resource. Serving Hamilton, Ontario, Excel Dental will make you feel right at home. Make your appointment today for patient-centered dental care and a lifetime of beautiful smiles.

05/02/2022

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✅Bite Problems

A bite problem arises when the three parts of your chewing system - your teeth, jaw joint and chewing muscles - cannot function ideally because of the way your teeth fit together. Over time, the stress a bite problem puts on your chewing system may lead to muscle and jaw joint pain as well as headaches, ringing in your ears and worn, broken or loose teeth.

✅What will happen if I choose to do nothing about my Bite Problem?
If left untreated, bite problems may lead to chronic head and neck pain, jaw joint problems and destruction of your teeth.

Excel Dental: Your go-to dentist in Hamilton Ontario Remember, with Excel Dental we are here to help! Contact Excel Dental today and find out why Dr Susan Pan has been a trusted resource. Serving Hamilton, Ontario, Excel Dental will make you feel right at home. Make your appointment today for patient-centered dental care and a lifetime of beautiful smiles.

04/26/2022

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✅Bite Problems

A bite problem arises when the three parts of your chewing system - your teeth, jaw joint and chewing muscles - cannot function ideally because of the way your teeth fit together. Over time, the stress a bite problem puts on your chewing system may lead to muscle and jaw joint pain as well as headaches, ringing in your ears and worn, broken or loose teeth.

✅What can I do to minimize my risk of future Bite Problems?
The first step in addressing a bite problem is to have your dentist evaluate your individual risk factors and customize an appropriate Management Protocol for you.

Your Bite Problem Management Protocol may include:
• Wearing a Kois Deprogrammer to determine your most relaxed jaw position.
• Treating an unbalanced bite by:
• Reshaping or “equilibrating” your teeth.
• Rebuilding your teeth by adding to them with dental restorations.
• Orthodontically moving your teeth•
The Management Protocol for bite problems has important steps that you must carry out on your own to address your particular bite problem.

Excel Dental: Your go-to dentist in Hamilton Ontario Remember, with Excel Dental we are here to help! Contact Excel Dental today and find out why Dr Susan Pan has been a trusted resource. Serving Hamilton, Ontario, Excel Dental will make you feel right at home. Make your appointment today for patient-centered dental care and a lifetime of beautiful smiles.

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