Sismedic Dental Clinic

A tooth filling is a way to restore a tooth damaged by decay to be able to function and return to its original shape. The dentist will remove the decayed dentin and clean it. Then the filling material is added. Fillings are most commonly used to prevent further damage to a tooth when decay is present. By removing the bacteria and closing the affected area off, no further tooth decay can occur. The filling materials are gold, Porcelain, Aomposite resin, and Amalgam.

A homemade teeth whitening kit is a way to whiten your teeth by yourself. It's more popular because it can make your teeth look whiter by yourself. It is convenient, easy to carry, and saves time to whiten your teeth without having to visit the dentist.

Dental Scaling and Polishing is a treatment to remove a collective plaque or tartar. When the plaque is hardened, it will form into tartar and can not be eliminated by brushing the teeth. Untreated plaque building up on the teeth and gumline may lead to gum disease, tooth decay, discoloration, bad breathing, and tooth loss.

Fluoride coating is an increase in tooth strength, which can be done in children from 6 months or older who have their first teeth, but most often start fluoride coating from 3 years of age or older to prevent fluoride ingestion. In addition, people aged or patients at risk of developing cavities because they brush their teeth uncleanly can be fluoride coated. But normal people who are not at risk for tooth decay may not need fluoride coating often because getting fluoride from toothpaste and mouthwash is enough. In any case, fluoride coatings must be under the supervision of a dentist.

Dental Scaling is a common dental procedure to removes all the plaque and tartar (hardened plaque) above and below the gum line and between teeth. This is to prevent gum disease and teeth that may occur to maintain oral health.

A retainer is a removable device or tool that helps keep teeth in their original position. Prevent teeth from moving after the braces have been removed. Dentists recommend wearing a retainer at all times (except when eating or brushing teeth) for at least 6 months – 1 year, with more or less time, it will depend on the characteristics of each person's teeth. During the second year onwards patients will wear retainers only at night to maintain beautiful teeth and smile.

There are 3 types of retainers:

- Hawley retainer (removable)        

- Clear plastic Vivera retainers (removable)

- lingual wire, fixed, or bonded retainer (permanent)

A retainer is a removable device or tool that helps keep teeth in their original position. Prevent teeth from moving after the braces have been removed. Dentists recommend wearing a retainer at all times (except when eating or brushing teeth) for at least 6 months – 1 year, with more or less time, it will depend on the characteristics of each person's teeth. During the second year onwards patients will wear retainers only at night to maintain beautiful teeth and smile.

There are 3 types of retainers:

- Hawley retainer (removable)        

- Clear plastic Vivera retainers (removable)

- lingual wire, fixed, or bonded retainer (permanent)

Dental sealant is the use of tooth-like or clear-colored materials to cover deeply grooved teeth, usually molars. This is to prevent food waste from getting stuck in such deep nooks and crannies.

Because if food particles get stuck in the trenches, these teeth are difficult to clean, even if brushed or flossed, food particles may only be removed on the surface. Food waste in this trench can eventually lead to tooth decay problems.

Dental Scaling and Polishing is a treatment to remove a collective plaque or tartar. When the plaque is hardened, it will form into tartar and can not be eliminated by brushing the teeth. Untreated plaque building up on the teeth and gumline may lead to gum disease, tooth decay, discoloration, bad breathing, and tooth loss.

Fluoride coating is an increase in tooth strength, which can be done in children from 6 months or older who have their first teeth, but most often start fluoride coating from 3 years of age or older to prevent fluoride ingestion. In addition, people aged or patients at risk of developing cavities because they brush their teeth uncleanly can be fluoride coated. But normal people who are not at risk for tooth decay may not need fluoride coating often because getting fluoride from toothpaste and mouthwash is enough. In any case, fluoride coatings must be under the supervision of a dentist.

Teeth whitening helps to solve the problem of yellow teeth being whiter in a short time by removing stains in the dentin. Teeth whitening involves bleaching your teeth to make them lighter. it can lighten the existing color by several shades. There are two drugs used, Hydrogen peroxide and Cabamine peroxide, to whiten the enamel of the teeth.

There are currently 2 types of teeth whitening programs that are popular at dental clinics:

- Using of LED light called "Cool Light Whitening System"

- Using blue lights called "ZOOM Whitening" are projected onto the teeth to accelerate the breakage of pigment better and make the teeth whiter.

A tooth filling is a way to restore a tooth damaged by decay to be able to function and return to its original shape. The dentist will remove the decayed dentin and clean it. Then the filling material is added. Fillings are most commonly used to prevent further damage to a tooth when decay is present. By removing the bacteria and closing the affected area off, no further tooth decay can occur. The filling materials are gold, Porcelain, Aomposite resin, and Amalgam.

Local anesthesia is anesthesia or local anesthesia by the use of local anesthesia, also known as local anaesthetic. Prevent pain during surgery or treat postoperative pain.

Fluoride coating is an increase in tooth strength, which can be done in children from 6 months or older who have their first teeth, but most often start fluoride coating from 3 years of age or older to prevent fluoride ingestion. In addition, people aged or patients at risk of developing cavities because they brush their teeth uncleanly can be fluoride coated. But normal people who are not at risk for tooth decay may not need fluoride coating often because getting fluoride from toothpaste and mouthwash is enough. In any case, fluoride coatings must be under the supervision of a dentist.

A tooth filling is a way to restore a tooth damaged by decay to be able to function and return to its original shape. The dentist will remove the decayed dentin and clean it. Then the filling material is added. Fillings are most commonly used to prevent further damage to a tooth when decay is present. By removing the bacteria and closing the affected area off, no further tooth decay can occur. The filling materials are gold, Porcelain, Aomposite resin, and Amalgam.

Pediatric Root Canal Treatment is a dental treatment by a specialized pediatric dentist or pediatric dentist, which is used in cases where the baby tooth has deep decay to the root nerve cavity, preventing the pediatric dentist from performing the treatment. By the usual method of fillings, since the pathogen has already spread into the part of the root nerve cavity, it is necessary to do so. Treatment of the root of the baby tooth to preserve the tooth.

Root planing is to remove plaque and other impurities that stick to the root position under the gums thoroughly. The method is similar to conventional scaling, with the difference being that a typical scaling removes stains on the teeth that emerge from the gums. However, rooting removes about 3 millimeters of stains under the gums.

Canine Teeth do not lose dentin. No need to remove real teeth. The procedure is hassle-free. Canine teething is the use of "resin composite", which is a tooth-like color material, to decorate the enamel surface of the original canine teeth only with dental glue.

Tooth extraction refers to the complete removal of one or more teeth from the mouth. Tooth extraction is a solution to tooth decay and for good oral health. This makes it possible to chew food efficiently and have good oral health and beauty. But sometimes there may be dental problems that make it necessary to have teeth extracted, such as tooth decay, orthodontic problems, gum disease and others. Tooth extraction must be treated by a dentist for proper treatment planning.

Teeth whitening helps to solve the problem of yellow teeth being whiter in a short time by removing stains in the dentin. Teeth whitening involves bleaching your teeth to make them lighter. it can lighten the existing color by several shades. There are two drugs used, Hydrogen peroxide and Cabamine peroxide, to whiten the enamel of the teeth.

There are currently 2 types of teeth whitening programs that are popular at dental clinics:

- Using of LED light called "Cool Light Whitening System"

- Using blue lights called "ZOOM Whitening" are projected onto the teeth to accelerate the breakage of pigment better and make the teeth whiter.

Teeth whitening helps to solve the problem of yellow teeth being whiter in a short time by removing stains in the dentin. Teeth whitening involves bleaching your teeth to make them lighter. it can lighten the existing color by several shades. There are two drugs used, Hydrogen peroxide and Cabamine peroxide, to whiten the enamel of the teeth.

There are currently 2 types of teeth whitening programs that are popular at dental clinics:

- Using of LED light called "Cool Light Whitening System"

- Using blue lights called "ZOOM Whitening" are projected onto the teeth to accelerate the breakage of pigment better and make the teeth whiter.

A homemade teeth whitening kit is a way to whiten your teeth by yourself. It's more popular because it can make your teeth look whiter by yourself. It is convenient, easy to carry, and saves time to whiten your teeth without having to visit the dentist.

A retainer is a removable device or tool that helps keep teeth in their original position. Prevent teeth from moving after the braces have been removed. Dentists recommend wearing a retainer at all times (except when eating or brushing teeth) for at least 6 months – 1 year, with more or less time, it will depend on the characteristics of each person's teeth. During the second year onwards patients will wear retainers only at night to maintain beautiful teeth and smile.

There are 3 types of retainers:

- Hawley retainer (removable)        

- Clear plastic Vivera retainers (removable)

- lingual wire, fixed, or bonded retainer (permanent)

Root planing is to remove plaque and other impurities that stick to the root position under the gums thoroughly. The method is similar to conventional scaling, with the difference being that a typical scaling removes stains on the teeth that emerge from the gums. However, rooting removes about 3 millimeters of stains under the gums.

The pediatric crown is a method of dental reconstruction that is used by a specialist pediatric dentist or pediatric dentist. It is used in cases where the baby tooth cannot be restored by the milk tooth filling method and does not want to remove the baby tooth. It's back to normal. Baby crowns There are generally 3 types of milk crowns made of stainless steel, white milk crowns made of fillings, and white milk crowns made of ceramic.