What is temporary renewal?
temporary or interim recovery of teeth is any dental composite, amalgam, cement, bridge or crown to be used in the mouth for a short time. The purpose of temporary dental renewal is to provide a barrier to protect the tooth and prevent pain from exposed nerves. It also allows a functional tooth while a permanent recovery is created. Temporary dental work is often used between initial forms of teeth and time when permanent replacements are carried out. Temporary fillings can be left in place for several days or until the year. Once the permanent renewal is ready to place in the mouth, the dentist applies a substance that weakens cement bonds. Most of the interim dental cements are designed so that instead of the natural surface of the tooth follows temporary renewal, which makes it easier to refine when it is time to prepare the tooth for permanent restoration.
the amount of time when a temporary renewal will be left on the toothIt hangs on the type of dental work needed to repair the appearance and functionality of the damaged tooth. Reconstruction full of mouths could require the use of temporary renewal for a longer period of time when a prosthetic dental device and improved design are created. The person will often be asked to wear a temporary version of the permanent device to determine the correct adaptation, usability and the overall comfort of the wearer.
Extensive dental reconstruction may require a person to wear a temporary bridge or partly for the year. The temporary device is usually made of cheaper material that is easy to adjust. The final version of the dental device is not usually completed until the necessary modification has been made temporary renewal.
Most temporary fillings are produced by composite material located inside the tooth. First, the dentist cleans and prepares the damaged tooth area for the location of the composite material. The composite material of the layers inside the tooth will then be composite until the hole is filled. Once a temporary composite inYaple open surface of the tooth can be placed through the composite protective closure or crown to prevent further damage to the tooth before creating its own crown. The temporary crown is usually worn for two weeks between the initial appointment and the time when permanent renewal was made.