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Integral Ceramics and Aesthetic Restoration: The Incredible Truth!

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Perhaps you have seen in the mouth of some of your relative's gray teeth that are anything but natural ... or maybe you see them in your mouth! Maybe the dentist cemented a ceramic crown there and after a while, the infamous dark border appeared! Well…. I'll tell you a simple truth: The most beautiful restoration is the one you can't see! In recent years there have been incredible revolutions in dentistry. Unthinkable technologies until a few years ago and simplifications that have improved the standard of care of every dentist! But what I prefer is perhaps also the least widespread: THE ABOLITION OF METAL (PFM)! Yes, if even because the gold restorations had probably unparalleled precision and the gray fillings could last even 30 or 40 years, the Metal does not belong to the human mouth.  If someone wants to convince you that in 2020 there is still a space for the metal in the crowns restoration of patients, run away from that clinic ... your health cou...

Here are all the surgical methods to cover an exposed root

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- Have your gums withdrawn and would you like to return everything as before? - You have tooth sensitivity and your dentist told you it could be the recession's fault? Let's see what are the most suitable surgical methods to cover an exposed root. Pain in chewing or brushing, sometimes even just breathing in the air ... these are just some of the problems you can face with an exposed root. In all this the anti-aesthetic effect overlaps, which undoubtedly has its important value. In one of the old articles, we have already addressed the issue of a recession of the gums, describing causes and consequences. But what do you do when you want to cover it? A recession can lead to three problems: pain, sensitivity, and poor aesthetics. Orient yourself with the Miller Classification In this regard, in 1985 a clinician by the name of Miller made a very useful and effective classification to order the degrees of gum recession based on their severity: Class 1: superficial ...