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Biological root canal procedures take traditional root canals a step further by adding laser-assisted technology for improved disinfection, as well as using biocompatible materials such as BC sealers and gutta-percha that stimulate the tooth’s natural healing ability. ???? Laser-assisted endodontics, like the Fotona Laser at Ballantyne Endodontics, helps to disinfect root canals, remove infected tissue, and promote self-healing with minimal invasiveness. To learn more about biological root canals and the laser technology we use, read our blog: https://bit.ly/3UtSuPi

4-29-2024: Breathific Dental Synbiotic Oral Strips V2.4 samples getting ready to be made and sent to me for final evaluation before going full speed into production -- sometime in May 2024 !! Almost 3 years in development for Version 2.4. Almost 5 years since beginning the project in August 2019 -- only to get sidelined by COVID in 2020 -- 2021. Never give up! Especially when you believe in something. This will be a game-changer in oralsystemic health.

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Learn how HFC technology can reduce postoperative pain after a pulpectomy. Our latest research reveals that the Root ZX3's High-Frequency Conduction (HFC) significantly reduces postoperative pain after pulpectomy. The study highlighted below details a retrospective study on 1019 teeth (558 HFC, 461 Control). Results: HFC effectively reduces postoperative symptoms and devitalizes pulp tissue. Stay ahead in endodontics and read the full article now! https://ow.ly/2wFe50RXO5K Check out Dr. Tominaga's innovative uses of this exciting leap forward in endodontic treatment. https://ow.ly/wX2n50RXO5L And for more on the Root ZX3, visit us at https://ow.ly/Cbxa50RXO5M #Endodontics #DentalResearch #InnovativePractices #RootZX

Root canals may seem daunting, but they're often the best choice to preserve your natural teeth. With our Save A Tooth program, we offer root canal treatment at the cost of an extraction, empowering patients to make informed decisions about their oral health. Learn more about this initiative – and why saving your natural teeth is always worth it – in this Q&A with Emanouela Carlson, DDS ’09, associate professor and chair of the Division of Endodontics.

Okay, all my dental friends- in today edition of "What's in Your Mouth" - What do you do if this is in your patient's mouth? (And, please watch the entire video because there is a surprise around minute 2) These periodontal disease pathogens create mayhem deep under your patient's gums,and into the dentinal tubules where the scaler can't reach and antibiotics will NOT penetrate. Biofilms are impenetrable to antibiotics. It's no wonder "we say" dental disease is incurable- because "we" are not dealing with the root causes. We need to ask- WHY the biofilm is dysbiotic and HOW can we help the body heal itself. It's not about the calculus. It is about the body itself and life at the cellular level. Are you curious about how to heal your patients, your family, and yourself? Join me and become a BioLogical Dental Health Practitioner- Come join me in Manchester UK for a day that will forever change the way you practice and become the true healer you always wanted to become.

Tooth decay progresses through several stages, each with distinct characteristics. Here are the stages of tooth decay: ??Initial Demineralization: At this stage, acids from plaque bacteria begin to attack the tooth enamel, causing demineralization. This stage is reversible with proper oral hygiene and fluoride use. ??Enamel Decay: As the demineralization progresses, the enamel starts to break down, forming a cavity or hole in the tooth surface. At this point, the damage is irreversible, and a filling is needed to restore the tooth. ??Dentin Decay: If left untreated, the decay can reach the dentin layer beneath the enamel. Dentin is softer and more vulnerable to decay, causing the cavity to deepen and spread more rapidly. ??Pulp Involvement: Once decay reaches the inner pulp chamber of the tooth, it can cause inflammation and infection, leading to severe toothache and sensitivity. Root canal treatment may be required to save the tooth. ??Abscess Formation: If the infection spreads beyond the tooth's root, an abscess may form in the surrounding tissues, causing swelling, pain, and potential systemic health issues. Preventing tooth decay is crucial through regular brushing, flossing, and dental visits. At New Image Dental Group, we're here to help you maintain healthy teeth and gums. Contact us for preventive care and treatment options tailored to your needs! ???? Call +1 619-513-4481/ +1 664-6810694 or visit https://lnkd.in/d6HEzjCk #ToothDecay #OralHealth #newimagedentalgroupmx

There are three main types of cavities, classified based on their location and severity: ??Pit and Fissure Cavities: These cavities occur on the chewing surfaces (occlusal surfaces) of the teeth, particularly in the pits and fissures of molars and premolars. Food particles and bacteria can accumulate in these deep grooves, making them susceptible to decay. ??Smooth Surface Cavities: These cavities develop on the smooth surfaces of the teeth, such as the sides (proximal surfaces) where adjacent teeth touch each other. Plaque buildup and inadequate oral hygiene can lead to decay in these areas. ??Root Cavities: Root cavities occur on the root surfaces of teeth that have been exposed due to gum recession or loss of enamel near the gumline. These cavities are more common in older adults or individuals with gum disease. Each type of cavity requires specific treatment tailored to its location and severity. Early detection through regular dental check-ups can help prevent cavities from progressing and causing further damage to the teeth. At New Image Dental Group, our team is experienced in diagnosing and treating all types of cavities to restore your oral health. Contact us for personalized care and preventive advice! ???? Call +1 619-513-4481/ +1 664-6810694 or visit https://lnkd.in/d6HEzjCk Calle 3ra 1253-2 Zona Centro, Tijuana, Mexico #Cavities #DentalHealth #newimagedentalgroupmx

#NewTechAlert?? Introducing Guided Biofilm Therapy ?? Biofilm therapy, also known as Guided Biofilm Therapy, is an advanced approach to dental care that focuses on the systematic and efficient removal of dental biofilm. Dental biofilm is a complex microbial community that forms on the surfaces of teeth and can lead to various oral health issues such as cavities and gum disease if not managed properly. Guided Biofilm Therapy utilizes cutting-edge technology, such as AIRFLOW? devices, and follows a structured process to target and remove biofilm effectively. This method aims to provide a more comfortable and precise biofilm removal experience for patients, promoting optimal oral health outcomes. By incorporating this modern approach into dental practice, oral health professionals can enhance the quality of biofilm management, ultimately contributing to improved patient wellness and satisfaction. . . . . . #t8ndental #fortsaskdental #yeg #yegdentist #yegdental #shoplocalyeg