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Skriven 2010-11-04 06:28:00 av DAVE DRUM (1:123/140)
     Kommentar till en text av GLEN JAMIESON
Ärende: Dental Adhesives
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-=> Glen Jamieson wrote to Dave Drum <=-

 GJ> I doubt if its proposed use by MLoo would be covered.  Saliva attacks
 GJ> most adhesives.  I would like to get hold of the saliva-compatible
 GJ> epoxies that dental technicians and dentists use.  I have had
 GJ> embarrassing moments when a couple of prosthetic teeth have dropped
 GJ> out onto the floor of a Madrid restaurant, and my friend and I have
 GJ> had to scrabble about under the table looking for them.  That tends to
 GJ> attract the attention of other diners and staff.

Dental Crown Temporary Repair

# 1 Always clean the loose crown thoroughly before putting it back over your
exposed tooth, advises the Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. A
toothpick may be used to remove residual cement and other debris inside of the
crown, after which a wet cotton swab can finish the cleaning process.

# 2 Choose the right temporary adhesive. The Columbia University College of
Dental Medicine advises three over-the-counter products: tooth cement, denture
adhesive or petroleum jelly. These can be applied to the inside of the crown
before it's slipped back over the tooth and will generally allow the crown to
adhere while you wait for your dental appointment. Use of household glue, such
as super glue or rubber cement, is not advised; these are unsafe to put in your
mouth and can damage your tooth and your crown.

# 3 Consult with your dentist. If your tooth doesn't show signs of decay, a
dentist may simply clean the area and re-affix the dental crown. But if your
tooth is severely decayed, you may need a new crown after the decay is removed.

Read more: How to Re-Affix a Dental Crown | eHow.co.uk
http://www.ehow.co.uk/how_5683317_re_affix-dental-crown.html#ixzz14HOawxI0

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