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13/01/2026

Wir wissen leider nicht ob die Zähne noch heil sind, aber eine Vermutung steht im Raum.

Gespannte Grüße,
OC Marienberg 🤔

Aber hat er nicht trotzdem das schönste Lachen der Welt ? 🤪Gesundes Neues übrigens,OC Marienberg 🥳 🍀
08/01/2026

Aber hat er nicht trotzdem das schönste Lachen der Welt ? 🤪

Gesundes Neues übrigens,
OC Marienberg 🥳 🍀

WHY IS DENTISTRY IMPORTANT? Because even though he's missing an eyebrow, the first thing you notice is his smile!

24/12/2025

Frohes Fest 🎄 und einen guten Rutsch 🛷 ins neue Jahr, wünscht OC Marienberg

16/12/2025

When a tooth is lost, the jawbone beneath it no longer receives stimulation from chewing. As a result, the body begins to break down the unused bone — a process called bone resorption.

Research shows that up to 25% of the jawbone can be lost within the first year if a missing tooth is not replaced. This bone loss mainly affects the alveolar bone, which supports the teeth, and it progresses most rapidly during the first 6–12 months.

Over time, bone loss can lead to shifting teeth, bite problems, facial changes, and difficulty placing dental implants later. What starts as a single missing tooth can gradually affect overall oral health.

Replacing missing teeth early — especially with options that restore chewing forces — helps preserve jawbone strength, facial structure, and long-term dental health.

Mal sehen was in ein paar Jahren daraus wird. Es klingt spannend.OC Marienberg 🤓
24/11/2025

Mal sehen was in ein paar Jahren daraus wird. Es klingt spannend.

OC Marienberg 🤓

South Korean scientists have revealed a major breakthrough in regenerative dentistry: a patch capable of naturally regrowing real human teeth. Instead of replacing missing teeth with artificial restorations, this technology is designed to reactivate the body’s original tooth-forming ability.

The patch works by delivering targeted bioactive signals that stimulate dormant stem cells in the jaw. When placed over a missing tooth area, it encourages the biological formation of enamel, dentin, and root structures, gradually developing a fully natural tooth in place.

While options like implants and bridges restore function and aesthetics, they cannot recreate true biological sensation. This regenerative approach aims to restore natural bite feedback, temperature sensitivity, and the authentic feel of a real tooth.

Human trials are underway, and experts are highly optimistic. If successful, this advancement could reshape the field of restorative dentistry by allowing patients to regain natural teeth even years after loss, bringing regenerative tooth science into practical reality.

27/10/2025

Wenn man jeden Tag knietief im Blut steht, darf man auch mal lustig sein.

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05/10/2025

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🦷 81 Teeth in One Mouth — The Rarest Dental Case Ever Recorded

In a remarkable dental case from Brazil, doctors discovered an 11-year-old girl with 81 teeth — the highest number ever documented in a single human mouth. This condition, known as multiple hyperdontia, occurs when extra (supernumerary) teeth develop beyond the normal count. Most people with hyperdontia have one or two extra teeth — but 31 additional teeth is almost unheard of.

Surprisingly, this young patient showed no underlying syndrome or genetic disorder, making the case a medical mystery. Each extra tooth varied in shape and size, causing crowding, jaw deformity, and difficulty in normal chewing and speech.

Managing such a complex case requires a team of oral surgeons, orthodontists, and prosthodontists, often involving staged extractions, growth monitoring, and reconstructive planning over several years.

This rare condition underscores the importance of routine dental check-ups in children. Early panoramic X-rays can detect hidden extra teeth before they disrupt normal eruption or alignment. Parents should watch for delayed tooth eruption, unusual spacing, or facial asymmetry — subtle signs that may hint at an underlying anomaly.

🧬 Reported in the American Journal of Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopedics (AJODO), 2025.

Warum nicht ? 🤷🏼‍♂️Jedenfalls kreativ gelöst.Schöne Restwoche wünscht,OC Marienberg 🤓
10/09/2025

Warum nicht ? 🤷🏼‍♂️

Jedenfalls kreativ gelöst.

Schöne Restwoche wünscht,
OC Marienberg 🤓

Und deshalb tut auch ständig der Rücken weh.Schönes WE,OC Marienberg 🙂
09/08/2025

Und deshalb tut auch ständig der Rücken weh.

Schönes WE,
OC Marienberg 🙂

14/07/2025

Silver fillings, known as dental amalgam, have been used for over a century to restore decayed teeth. While durable and cost-effective, they contain a mix of metals — including approximately 50% elemental mercury, which binds the alloy together. This mercury content has sparked global debates regarding its safety for human health and its impact on the environment.

Scientific studies have shown that small amounts of mercury v***r can be released from these fillings during chewing or teeth grinding. While most health authorities consider these levels safe for the general population, certain groups — like pregnant women, children, or patients with kidney disorders — may be more vulnerable. Additionally, improper disposal of amalgam contributes to environmental mercury pollution, leading many countries to phase it out gradually.

As of January 2025, the European Union has officially banned dental amalgam across all member countries, citing health and environmental concerns. This marks a major step in shifting toward safer, mercury-free restorative materials like composite resins and glass ionomer cements.

Modern dentistry offers multiple aesthetic, biocompatible alternatives. If you have old silver fillings, consult your dentist before rushing to replace them — replacement procedures can release more mercury if not handled carefully. Stay informed, and always prioritize evidence-based dental care.

🔗Read more: Link in the comments

Ideen habe ich ja viele, aber darauf wäre ich nicht gekommen 🤪Schönen sonnigen Mittwochnachmittag,OC Marienberg 🙂 ☀️
18/06/2025

Ideen habe ich ja viele, aber darauf wäre ich nicht gekommen 🤪

Schönen sonnigen Mittwochnachmittag,
OC Marienberg 🙂 ☀️

Osterfrühstück und kleine Nester.Wir starten in den Gründonnerstag und freuen uns danach auf ein paar freie Tage.Allen f...
17/04/2025

Osterfrühstück und kleine Nester.

Wir starten in den Gründonnerstag und freuen uns danach auf ein paar freie Tage.

Allen frohe Ostern 🐣
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