can biting down clenching chewing tmj cause premolars molars except last to turn and lean inwards. avoid use front teeth because bonding.roots anglein?

Question

Dentist lowered front teeth length from bonding. Now I have tmj? What to do? Chewing food feels unnatural

Answer 1

Other way around: The leaning premolars (malocclusion) can cause tmj/clenching but generally it's not the other way around.

Answer 2

Yes: Heavy clench/grind can move teeth. See dentist for solution.

Answer 3

Could be cosmetic: No coomon for a young person. Please see a pediatrician or a dermatologist and have a great day!

Answer 4

Probably not: In japan they showed it could happen, but with 40% peroxide. It's illegal in the usa, here we only get up to 3-5% no proof here.

Answer 5

Doubtful: The most common problem with the chronic use of peroxide is developing a yeast or fungal infection. This is due to the fact that the normal bacterial flora in the mouth has been disrupted and you get an overgrowth.

Answer 6

No proof: No evidence to support. See oral surgeon or ENT doc if you have any of these symptoms: Persistent mouth sore, persistent mouth pain, a lump or thickening in the cheek, a white/red patch on the gums, tongue, tonsil, or lining of the mouth, a sore throat, hoarseness or feeling that something is caught in the throat that does not go away, difficulty swallowing/chewing.

Answer 7

Cosmetic Dentistry: Cosmetic dentistry has matured well in the field of dentistry. Most experienced dentist can render great looking restorations. Porcelain veneers, all ceramic crowns and bridges can really improve the look of your smile. If there is a concern, you ask your dentist to place an interim restoration first so changes still can be made. Then the final restoration can be fabricated.

Answer 8

Cosmetic procedures: Cosmetic procedures in dentistry can be pain free. Some porcelain veneers can be done without novocain (procaine) and prepless, meaning no tooth structure is removed ! another procedure requiring no anesthetic or novocain (procaine)e is a partial denture called snap-on-smile. That and lumineers are good examples. Google them.

Answer 9

No need to: Modern dental care always includes an attractive cosmetic option. With today's comfortable techniques, there is no need to fear dental treatment at any age. I suspect that older women may sometimes fear dental care because they grew up in an age where dentistry was not always delivered in a caring manner. That has completely changed now. Read reviews to find a consistently great experience.

Answer 10

Not usually: A dentist should enhance the cosmetic outcome. I suppose people can fear anything but if you trust your dentist, their should be no reason for fear.

Answer 11

No: Patients in general who fear going to a dentist is usually a result of a bad childhood experience, and not for cosmetic reasons. Modern dentistry has changed the perception to going to dentist, in that techniques, including sedation, and compassionate, caring attitude of dentists make one's dental experience wonderful.

Answer 12

No: More and more older women and men are seeking dental care for cosmetic reasons. Society is going the way of making older younger.

Answer 13

It varies.: It depends on the kind of x-rays prescribed by the dentist. Full mouth x-rays cost more than bite-wings. A single radiograph is the least expensive but limited to just a few teeth. And x-rays on children usually cost less than adults.

Answer 14

$15-$100: The average cost for a single xray is about $15. Multiple xrays, like bite wings are around $45. A panoramic xray (goes outside, around the head) is about $90. Fees vary by region and by city.

Answer 15

Depends: One x-ray, 2-4 cavity detection x-rays, a full mouth series, panoramic x-ray, cephalometric (skull) x-ray, cbct, etc, all have different costs. Fees tend to be higher on the coasts and in the big cities, lower in more rural areas. The kinds of x-rays and the number of x-rays that your child requires may be different than a sibling or classmate. Every child must be treated as unique.

Answer 16

Mouth Blisters: Zilactin is an over the counter product that helps relieve the pain associated with mouth sores/ blisters/cold sores and apthous ulcers. If someone has any of these sores in their mouth they should stay away from citrus juices and spicy sauces, as well, to help prevent painful episodes.

Answer 17

Topical anesthetic: A commonly used anesthetic is oragel, which contains benzocaine, a pain killer. It is marked to give to babies for pains when teething.

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