Quiz

None :  This varies from person to person depending on the condition of your teeth and smile goals. You may only need a couple to fix minor cosmetic issues or you may decide to get them on most of your teeth. The most common choice is what’s called the social six, the teeth you see when you smile. For some people who have broad smiles, it’s actually eight top teeth, rather than six.

A Yes and….B No  : Yes and no. Once you have veneers, you will need to maintain them because your enamel has been removed in order for the veneer to be replaced. Most veneers last between 10 and 15 years before needing replaced. You can maximize the life of your veneers by practicing good oral health habits, just like you would for your natural teeth. Have a good hygiene routine, address any tooth grinding issues, use mouthguards when playing sports, and don’t use your teeth as a tool (please, no opening things with your teeth!).

NO - No. Your dentist will only need to prepare your tooth by trimming half a millimeter or less of tooth enamel. This is done so the special bonding agent has a better surface to adhere to and your porcelain veneer is more stable. With the bonding agent applied to your tooth, our cosmetic dentist will place the veneer then use a special light to quickly cement the veneer to your tooth.

A Few Days maximum : You can completely transform your smile in just a few days as we have our own laboratory working exclsuively for us at Dr Roze Biodental Clinic. After your initial consultation when impressions of your teeth are taken, your cosmetic specialist sends the materials to our lab to make your customized porcelain veneers. This process will take between 1 to few days. Once the veneers arrive at our office, your next appointment will be scheduled. During this appointment, your dentist will apply your veneers and within a couple of hours, and you will be able to show off your new, brilliant smile!

A, B and C : Veneers can be used to treat a number of different cosmetic concerns, including chipped, broken, discoloured, or smaller-than-average teeth. Some people may only get one veneer in the case of a broken or chipped tooth, but many get between six to eight veneers to create an even, symmetrical smile. The top front eight teeth are the most commonly applied veneers.

YES : During your initial dental consult for your veneers treatment, Our speciliast will discuss tooth shade options and recommend a shade that best fits your smile. He will match the shade of your veneer or veneers to your natural teeth. Or there’s another option: many people decide to have a whitening treatment and whiter veneers to brighten the appearance of their entire smile

B NO BUT In short, porcelain veneers themselves cannot get cavities. However, the teeth they adhere to are still subject to decay, which is why it is of the utmost importance that you maintain a solid oral hygiene routine following your procedure Otherwise, a cavity can form underneath the veneer, leaving your dentist no choice but to remove the decay and replace the veneer.

Here are tips to maintain your veneers at home:

• Brush for two minutes twice a day to remove food particles, bacteria, and debris.
• Floss daily to remove cavity-causing plaque that can collect between your teeth.
• Avoid using a toothpaste with abrasive ingredients, which can scratch the smooth surface of your veneers.
• Swish with mouthwash regularly to kill germs, stop plaque buildup, and prevent gingivitis.
• Replace your toothbrush every three to four months to ensure you are giving your teeth and gums and proper cleaning.
• Drink plenty of water throughout the day and implement a nutrient-dense diet to keep your teeth healthy from the inside-out.
• Limit your consumption of cavity-causing foods and beverages, like candy and soda.

A,B and C : Dental veneers are thin, tooth-colored shells that are attached to the front surface of teeth to improve their appearance. They’re often made from porcelain or resin composite materials and are permanently bonded to your teeth.

B No : No, veneers do not stain because the material isn’t porous like tooth enamel which absorbs stains. If you feel like your natural teeth no longer match the shade of your veneers, then there are a couple of possible reasons for this. If your veneers are darker than your natural teeth, then it’s likely your veneers were created for you many years ago when veneers were made with a more porous material than modern veneers, in which case you should consider replacing them. Or perhaps your natural teeth are darker or more yellow than your veneers. This certainly happens with natural teeth. In order to keep your teeth bright, avoid teeth staining drinks like coffee, tea, and red wine. You should care for your veneers just as you would your natural teeth, by brushing twice daily with an electric toothbrush, flossing once daily and visiting us twice yearly for professional cleanings.

If you need your natural teeth whitened to more closely match your veneers, we would be happy to assist you with that as well.

D- Not in our office at Doctor Roze BioHealth Clinics. Our teeth whitening methods do not cause any short-term or long-term damage to tooth enamel or dentin. We can help ensure to protect your gums during the procedure in our office. Alternatively, if you choose at-home teeth whitening products purchased over-the-counter, there is the potential for the bleaching agent to leak out onto your gums. When in doubt, rely on our specialist for a safe and thorough application.

C - Your teeth will be upwards of eight shades whiter from the initial shade. However, the degree of whiteness hinges on the hue your desire and the level of staining on your teeth. Even the mineral content of your teeth plays a role in determining the whitest possible shade.

B – Teeth whitening typically takes around 45 minutes to complete. The our specialist will educate you about the teeth whitening process prior to applying the whitening solution. This information session might take 15 minutes or so. All in all, the entire appointment will likely last about an hour.

A Yes : To ensure the best results, you will want to avoid eating any foods or drinks that can stain teeth for at least 48 hours.  This includes coffee, tea, red wine, juices, berries, foods with artificial colors, etc.  You should also refrain from smoking as long as possible.

A. Your teeth will be several shades whiter immediately after the treatment.

B No : Whitening does not change the color/shade of dental bonding/composite or any non-natural tooth restoration like veneers or dental implants.

C- In most cases, the zoom whitening system that we use the whitening lasts for a full year. However, the results of teeth whitening hinge on your unique lifestyle, food consumption and commitment to oral care.

A There might be a slight feeling of discomfort. However, teeth whitening typically proves painless.

C Sometimes : While we will eliminate stains and plaque during the whitening process, teeth whitening is not a substitute for scaling and polishing  If there is visible tartar on the exterior of teeth, scaling and polishing will be necessary prior to teeth whitening.

A, B and C : The best way to keep teeth white and to also maintain good oral health is to brush a minimum of twice a day and floss and use mouthwash daily. By practicing good oral hygiene, you can ensure enamel stays strong and stains on teeth do not develop.

Avoid harmful foods and drinks to ensure your teeth stay white. Also, be sure to visit the dentist on a regular basis for routine cleanings at least twice a year.

You can also come over for a second zoom teeth whitening with our specialist if you want to keep your teeth as bright as they are, knowing that the color will start to fade slightly after several months.

A.B and C which are similar to any oral surgical procedure.

While discomfort can vary between people, most individuals report getting their dental implant was much less uncomfortable than they anticipated it to be

B - Humans are “blessed” with 2 sets of teeth (baby teeth and adult/permanent teeth). When a single permanent tooth or multiple teeth are lost due to tooth decay or gum disease, dental implants can now replace them as the 3rd set of fixed teeth

It varies from individual to individual and with health and habits. For a healthy individual with good oral hygiene and good health, dental implants are predictably successful with reported success rates above 90-95 percent

B – A prosthesis used to replace a missing teethmade of a post/ fixture that is inserted into the jawbone, on the top of which a signle crown is attached.

A,B and C as you have different types of dental implants made of Titanium only, titanium and zirconia, and finally zirconium only.

B : 3months: The average implant process occurs in multiple steps. You may require more than one healing stage. So, there’s a varied healing period, depending on your health, how many teeth you need replacing and other factors. However, the healing process generally takes anywhere from 6 to 12 weeks.

YES – Almost everybody who is missing a single tooth, multiple teeth or all teeth are candidates for dental implants.

A,B and C : The dentist restores your mouth with an implant in two phases and the entire process can take around three to nine months. It could take even longer if you have an extraction that has to heal, or if you needed bone grafts before the dentist implanted the posts.

C a lifetime and can improve your appearance, your confidence and your ability to eat the foods you like, and participate in an active lifestyle without worrying about your teeth.

YES- The removal of amalgam fillings has become a sought-after procedure in the biological dentistry industry. At Dr Roze Biohealth Clinics, all our biological dentists are IAOMT accredited and following the SMART protocol.

NO- Biological dentists use organic, natural, and biocompatible materials that are non-toxic and safe for human consumption.

YES – Dental ozone therapy is one of the most efficient healing therapy in biodentistry due to due to its strong antibacterial and wound healing properties

NO- Biological dentists do not use toxic mercury and other materials that can negatively impact overall health. A biological dentist, however, will use composite resin fillings as a safe and natural alternative to dental mercury.

NO- Root canals can expose harmful bacteria to the bloodstream, and chemicals used for sterilization during the procedure may result in long-term health complications.

NO – A biological dentist avoids absolutely fluoride treatments / toothpastes /mouthwashes …etc because of its toxicity and will prefer hydroxyapatite.

YES - A biological dentist can be specialized in implantology and oral surgery. However, he will use ceramic implants as a safe and natural alternative to titanium implants.

YES – Of course. Biological dentists are often specialized in cosmetic procedures, smile makeovers, veneers, and CEREC same day crowns. They will use ceramic implants, ceramic, composite or porcelain crowns and veneers and green line bonds and fillings.

YES - Biological dentists also offer traditional dental services, like bi-annual cleanings, cavity fillings, and treatment for periodontal disease.

YES - All biological and holistic dentists have gone to dental school and have a DDS or DMD degree like a traditional dentist