Denthome Dental Clinic (Saphan Khwai)

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, Composite resin, and Amalgam.

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, Composite resin, and Amalgam.

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, Composite resin, and Amalgam.

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.

Metal braces are a form of orthodontics, it is a type of device that is brackets and wires that are placed on your teeth. The process is a fairly simple one. It is the most popular orthodontic treatment because it can be done from adolescence to adulthood. It also helps to solve problems caused by improper teeth, such as misaligned teeth, crooked teeth, poor occlusal teeth, and jaw teeth resulting in problems in chewing food, and increase confidence in personality.

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.

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)

Cool light teeth whitening involves using light in combination with a high-concentration whitening solution, where the Cool light LED stimulates the whitening solution. So that the solution used to remove pigment in the tooth, especially yellow, can work more efficiently. Teeth whitening using this method can make teeth 3-5 shades whiter, depending on the condition of each individual's teeth.

Cool light teeth whitening involves using light in combination with a high-concentration whitening solution, where the Cool light LED stimulates the whitening solution. So that the solution used to remove pigment in the tooth, especially yellow, can work more efficiently. Teeth whitening using this method can make teeth 3-5 shades whiter, depending on the condition of each individual's teeth.