Apollo White Dental

Chanda Nagar, Hyderabad, Telangana

Endodontic emergencies can be described as any sudden discomfort of the tooth including pain and swelling that arises as a result of the periapical and pulpal infection. Most of the dental emergencies are endodontically related pain and swelling. Endodontic emergencies require unscheduled dental visit to render relief from pain as soon as possible. Diagnosis is the key for any successful dental treatment. At apollo white dental, our team of highly skilled dental specialists is efficient in identifying the right cause of the dental issue and deliver prompt dental care. It is the expertise of our dentists and quality of our practice with no compromise in provision of world class dental care including top notch standards of sterilization that allow our patients to experience minimum post-operative endodontic emergencies.

An implant is an object that is placed or inserted inside the body. It is placed in order to replace a missing part, provide therapy, or assist as a prosthetic material. A dental implant is a root of an artificial tooth. It is fixed into the jawbone and so it can facilitate permanent artificial teeth. Dental implants can support a single artificial tooth or multiple artificial teeth. They are made of dental material like titanium or zirconium. Dental implants (implant) help dental surgeons to restore missing teeth. Unlike dentures or other dental restorations like dental bridges, artificial teeth fixed on top of dental implants are closest to natural teeth. They provide superior functionality enabling chewing of food and clear speech. Dental implants are fixed into the jawbone with a dental surgery. Once dental implants are firmly fixed, artificial teeth, dentures, or crowns are placed. Dental implants are fixed by prosthodontists who are dental implant specialists. Prosthodontics is a branch in dentistry and it deals with prosthetic restoration of missing, lost, broken, chipped, fractured, and discolored teeth with dental materials like dental implants, crowns, veneers, laminates, and other prosthetic dental materials. A prosthodontist is a dental implant specialist who is qualified for missing teeth replacement with implants.

Now the idea of getting braces is more acceptable because of invisible braces.conventional braces use brackets connected by wires to achieve desired movement of teeth. These braces are metal based and are visible when you smile or talk making your look unaesthetic.invisible braces are an extraordinary option for patients who need a straighter grin however would prefer not to wear conventional props. Unlike metal braces, invisible braces are far less noticeable. These braces are helpful in patients with aesthetic concern. Leave the dread of wearing old traditional braces and lift your self-esteem by getting your teeth fixed by wearing undetectable braces. Quicker and precise outcomes are achieved in suitablecases for clear aligners. Consult our team of orthodontists and know which braces fit for you well and get an ideal grin that you always longed for.

Malocclusion is misalignment of your upper and lower teeth when they approach each other as jaws close. Here is a guide to various malocclusions we see commonly and render orthodontic treatment on a regular basis. Malocclusion is classified into three types based on the molar(back teeth) relationship. Class1: this is the most common type of malocclusion that coexists with crowding or spacing of teeth. However, the bite is normal. It can be treated by braces. Class 2: this is seen when anterior teeth are proclined and a large overjet is present. In this type, upper jaw is placed way forward than normal. In another case of class 2, upper front teeth are retroclined and a deep overbite exists. Class 3: in this type, lower jaw is proclined and placed forward the upper jaw. Usually lower front teeth are seen more prominent than upper front teeth. In this case, the patient very often has a large mandible (lower jaw) or short maxilla (upper jaw). The cause may be skeletal or dental. All these malocclusions are treated by braces. In severe cases, orthognathic surgery may be required in class 2 and 3 malocclusion.