Oral Specialist Posted February 28, 2005 Author Share Posted February 28, 2005 Hi doc, nice thread you've got, very informative :cool:I enjoy reading itkeep up the g00d work !! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Thank you kindly, milady! I hope everyone can benefit from the thread at least as much as you have. Quote Link to comment
Barenaked-NoMre Posted March 1, 2005 Share Posted March 1, 2005 Hello to the Dental practitioners here! ;-) Not exactly the appropriate thread ... who knows. ;-P Should you have a need for an SMS/text-based application software or know of someone/companies interested in such, I am just a PM away. ;-) I am an independent reseller for the product ... we can work on some kind of referral fee (on a closed sale). ;-P Hey, we don't know everyone ... this is where the 6th degree of separation comes into play ... ;-) Quote Link to comment
doc_shane Posted March 16, 2005 Share Posted March 16, 2005 fix bridge denture, it costs 10k up, pag porcelain 3 k up, pag plastic 2k up, not advisable and plastic sa molars Quote Link to comment
Dyords01 Posted March 16, 2005 Share Posted March 16, 2005 fix bridge denture, it costs 10k up, pag porcelain 3 k up, pag plastic 2k up, not advisable and plastic sa molars<{POST_SNAPBACK}> Hi doc shane...I want to have a general cleaning and teeth bleaching. how much would that cost me? and btw where is your clinic located? Hirit pa... how long should a bridge be retained or placed in your mouth? gaano dapat katagal? Is it possible to take forever or it needs to be replaced for a certain period of time? thanks :cool: Quote Link to comment
doc_shane Posted March 17, 2005 Share Posted March 17, 2005 sayang at dika umabot sa promo, nung feb. i gave 50% discount kc oral health month, ngayon back to normal, ang bleaching ko, up and down, 28 thous, with 2 years warranty, if nag fade or bumalik sa normal color, ill bleach you again for free, pero ndi nag yayari yan, it will last upto 5 years, depende sa pag alaga mo, ang fixed bridge ay pustiso kaso ito permanent sa mouth mo, it will last until u want it to be there, pag okay nmn ang alaga mo, i mean proper oral hygeine, it will last up to 15 yrs, porcelain nmn kc un, pag ndi m inalagaan and nag smoke ka, mga 2 yrs lng maitim n at kailngan n palitan... pero dont worry, kc my quality ang gawa ko kaya medyo amhal compare sa iba. ang clinic k pala ay nasa qc.. email m nlng ur contact details. *med Hi doc shane...I want to have a general cleaning and teeth bleaching. how much would that cost me? and btw where is your clinic located? Hirit pa... how long should a bridge be retained or placed in your mouth? gaano dapat katagal? Is it possible to take forever or it needs to be replaced for a certain period of time? thanks :cool:<{POST_SNAPBACK}> Quote Link to comment
doc_shane Posted March 17, 2005 Share Posted March 17, 2005 To the Mods: I’m sorry; I knew this wasn’t supposed to be posted here, but I need this immediately. For Immediate Employment (Within the month of March) Wanted: One (1) Dentist Requirements: Doctor of Dental Medicine Degree and Board Passer Two (2) Dental Assistants Requirements: At least a Doctor of Dental Medicine Degree Interested applicants may send their comprehensive resume at shane_ddm@yahoo.com Quote Link to comment
spyk2me Posted March 30, 2005 Share Posted March 30, 2005 here's mine naman, my kid is 3 years old, when he bites the upper teeth is inside the lower ones, i dont dont if it is limited to the 4 front teeth, how can it be corrected and at what age, baka kasi madeform yung face ng kid ko, is there anybody here who is good on kids and can fill his tooth, sira kasi ung 3rd teeth from the bagang i think. thanks Quote Link to comment
Alphamale-X Posted March 30, 2005 Share Posted March 30, 2005 Oral specialist and to other dentists, Hi goodday! I have a fused to metal jacket one on my front tooth and the other is the second tooth from it..One day I went to a dentst planning to have it replaced with a porcelain crown but she offered me compsite build up instead..which did not turn out well..after the procedure is over I found out that she's has just been practicing for less than a year, and I dont want to judge her..but i think hindi pa posya ganun kahasa hindi po talaga maganda ang result..so ngayun Im desperate to find a dentist who can make a good all pocelain crown..masyado po ako partikular sa magiging appearance..kaya nga po i prefer all porcelain para maganada aesthetically wise..I need your help po meron po ba kayo ma rerecommend na magaling gumawa nang all porcelain?..and kung maari yung reasonable yung price? Wala pa po kc ako nakikita sa pilipinas nang nakasuot nag all porcelain crown..maganda po ba talaga sya?..to the extent na hindi mo na mahahalata yung difference nya from a real teeth? and lastly bakit extreme yung pagkaiba iba nang price nila nang maga dentists?..there's as low as 6000pesos per unit..and as high as 30,000 per unit..and averagely ang offer 12,000..pag mas mahal ba ibig sabihin mas magaling? mag kano po sa inyo ang all pocelain crown per unit? maraming salamat po!!! Alpha Chipmunk Quote Link to comment
Alphamale-X Posted March 30, 2005 Share Posted March 30, 2005 Last question po..kailangan po ba Cosmetic dentist ang hanapin ko parang maganda ang result or any kind of dentists will do?.. salamat po uli! Quote Link to comment
HimuraButosay Posted March 31, 2005 Share Posted March 31, 2005 hi guys, just wanted to ask about the following: 1. which is better for a bad tooth (actually,two front teeth) , to have it extracted or root canal then pasta? 2. which is cheaper, dentures or root canal with pasta? thanks :cool: Quote Link to comment
Oral Specialist Posted March 31, 2005 Author Share Posted March 31, 2005 here's mine naman, my kid is 3 years old, when he bites the upper teeth is inside the lower ones, i dont dont if it is limited to the 4 front teeth, how can it be corrected and at what age, baka kasi madeform yung face ng kid ko, is there anybody here who is good on kids and can fill his tooth, sira kasi ung 3rd teeth from the bagang i think. thanks<{POST_SNAPBACK}> You might need to consult with an orthodontist. He won't be fitted with braces but a removeable appliance will probably be needed for the overlapping teeth. As for the filling, most dentists are trained to deal with children so unless the child has special considerations, you should be okay with your regular dentist. Quote Link to comment
Oral Specialist Posted March 31, 2005 Author Share Posted March 31, 2005 Oral specialist and to other dentists, Hi goodday! I have a fused to metal jacket one on my front tooth and the other is the second tooth from it..One day I went to a dentst planning to have it replaced with a porcelain crown but she offered me compsite build up instead..which did not turn out well..after the procedure is over I found out that she's has just been practicing for less than a year, and I dont want to judge her..but i think hindi pa posya ganun kahasa hindi po talaga maganda ang result..so ngayun Im desperate to find a dentist who can make a good all pocelain crown..masyado po ako partikular sa magiging appearance..kaya nga po i prefer all porcelain para maganada aesthetically wise..I need your help po meron po ba kayo ma rerecommend na magaling gumawa nang all porcelain?..and kung maari yung reasonable yung price? Wala pa po kc ako nakikita sa pilipinas nang nakasuot nag all porcelain crown..maganda po ba talaga sya?..to the extent na hindi mo na mahahalata yung difference nya from a real teeth? and lastly bakit extreme yung pagkaiba iba nang price nila nang maga dentists?..there's as low as 6000pesos per unit..and as high as 30,000 per unit..and averagely ang offer 12,000..pag mas mahal ba ibig sabihin mas magaling? mag kano po sa inyo ang all pocelain crown per unit? maraming salamat po!!! Alpha Chipmunk<{POST_SNAPBACK}> Like in any profession, experience counts not only in determining the price of the services, but also in the quality of the work. More experience allows the dentist to compare more variables and to know what design is more acceptable for many people. Personally, I learn something new every time I work on a patient. One thing about using an all porcelain crown instead of the porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM) crown is that it tends to be more susceptible to fracture. I'm not saying that it will fracture tho but in terms of durability a sub-gingival preparation of the PFM crown might suit you instead. If you do opt for an all porcelain crown, you have to be very conscious about biting down on the tooth and more tooth substance will have to be removed to accommodate a thicker crown. The extremes in prices are dictated not only by the price of labor, but by the materials used and the rates of the dental laboratory that makes the denture. The location of the dental office is also a big factor in determining prices. Just so you can compare, I sent you a PM for my prices. Ethics prevents me from posting them online. Quote Link to comment
Oral Specialist Posted March 31, 2005 Author Share Posted March 31, 2005 Last question po..kailangan po ba Cosmetic dentist ang hanapin ko parang maganda ang result or any kind of dentists will do?.. salamat po uli! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> You don't necessarily need a cosmetic dentist but if you are willing to shell out the extra cash then you have a better chance of getting the results you desire. Quote Link to comment
Oral Specialist Posted March 31, 2005 Author Share Posted March 31, 2005 hi guys, just wanted to ask about the following: 1. which is better for a bad tooth (actually,two front teeth) , to have it extracted or root canal then pasta? 2. which is cheaper, dentures or root canal with pasta? thanks :cool:<{POST_SNAPBACK}> Dentists are supposed to, as much as possible, preserve the natural teeth. It would be considered better for a tooth to be retained and restored because maintenance of a denture is more difficult that maintaining natural teeth. As for the price, it will depend on the practitioner but most of the dentists I know will probably charge more for the dentures. Quote Link to comment
HimuraButosay Posted April 1, 2005 Share Posted April 1, 2005 Dentists are supposed to, as much as possible, preserve the natural teeth. It would be considered better for a tooth to be retained and restored because maintenance of a denture is more difficult that maintaining natural teeth. As for the price, it will depend on the practitioner but most of the dentists I know will probably charge more for the dentures. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> yes, i agree...thanks again for the opinion... two more questions, - isn't the root canal method painful? - is there any other method, besides the root canal method, for me to retain my front teeth? Quote Link to comment
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