Showing posts with label toothpicks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label toothpicks. Show all posts

Monday, July 8, 2013

Teeth is a day.

"Painless tooth replacement"
"Teeth in a day"
"One appointment smile"

We have all heard these claims and typically they are accompanied by promises that the doctor can,
almost magically, take out all of your teeth, put implants in, and place crowns on the teeth
with little to no pain, in just one day.
They may even show the patient biting into an apple right after the procedure.

In very rare and unique circumstances this MAY be the case. But for the other 99.7% of us, its not.
Anytime you have surgery of ANY kind you need to heal.
The picture below shows a site where a tooth was recently extracted.
This site will be very tender for several days while the body heals.
That's just the way it works. Blood will rush to the site of any injury thus
creating inflammation (swelling) and moderate discomfort.

If implants are placed that too will cause some type of discomfort.

To say that teeth can be extracted and implants placed and that you can begin
eating right away with no pain whatsoever is just not true. What is typically
happening is that these people are trying to suck you in and then sell you on something else.

Simply do lots and lots of homework before letting these places touch your mouth.



Monday, May 20, 2013

Send in your teeth and have your stem cells harvested!!!

One of the most exciting things involving dentistry right now is the idea of re-growing teeth.
No one likes to hear the words crown or root canal.
Well don't worry. Pretty soon we will just be able to extract a tooth that
needs one of these evasive procedures and simply grow you a new one.
(Or so they say)

Fact is that we may be a long way from that. 
Lots of smoke but very little fire at this point.

But just because we are not yet able to grow teeth in humans
does not mean that people are not yet trying to capitalize on
the future of stem cell teeth.

If you visit http://www.store-a-tooth.com/  you will find
yourself at a place where you can send your teeth.

Why would you send your teeth there?

So that they can harvest your stem cells and keep them on file of course.
They can't use them yet, but when they can you will be the first in line.
You will have to make your own decision on whether or not you
want someone having your stem cells on file.