Aesthetic Periodontics & Dental Implants Dr. Efstathia Sinanioti

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Paris, Opera house

25/11/2020

COMPUTER GUIDED IMPLANTOLOGY.
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30/01/2019

Tip: Schedule regular dental visits for family checkups, comprehensive periodontal evaluations, and bi-annually cleanings. To find a periodontist, visit http://ow.ly/33a230n1koq

29/03/2018

26/03/2018

Air - Flow Master Piezon για να γυαλίσουμε τα δόντια και τα εμφυτεύματα σας και υποουλικά με διαφορετιοκή ποιότητα σόδας.....

10/12/2017

Flossing - Χρήση Οδοντιατρικού νήματος - from AAP
American Academy of Periodontology
It’s the perennial oral-health question: How often should you floss? Some people do it three times a day. Some do it whenever they remember. And others only do it a few times after a dentist visit, then the floss goes back to the recesses of their medicine cabinet.
As insignificant as the act may seem, flossing is actually at the center of an oral-hygiene debate.
Forgetful flossers were vindicated when the government removed its recommendation for daily flossing from the 2015-2020 version of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, a set of recommendations the departments of Agriculture and Health and Human Services release every five years. The year before the report’s release, the Associated Press asked the two departments for their evidence that flossing was actually beneficial. “In a letter to the AP, the government acknowledged the effectiveness of flossing had never been researched, as required,” the AP said in an August 2, 2016 article.
There was barely time to put down the floss before the American Academy of Periodontology quickly responded the same day to say that actually, flossing is an important part of daily oral hygiene. They acknowledged that studies showing as much are generally lacking, but “in the absence of quality research, patients should continue to include flossing as a part of their daily oral hygiene habit.” Two days later, the American Dental Association released a statement saying that interdental cleaners such as floss are “an essential part of taking care of your teeth and gums.”
Confused about how important flossing actually is and how often you should be doing it? Here’s what you need to know.
What even is the point of working that little piece of string between your teeth?
Flossing, proponents say, helps to remove food particles and bacteria from between your teeth and along your gumline. When this bacteria builds up, it forms plaque, a sticky, colorless film that can threaten your oral health by contributing to tooth decay and gingivitis. Gingivitis is the first stage of gum disease, which can then evolve into periodontitis, the full-blown form of this health condition. “Gingivitis is the inflammation of the gums around your teeth, which will progress to periodontitis, which is inflammation of the gums in combination with bone loss,” dentist Greg Gelfand, D.D.S., tells SELF. When left untreated, periodontitis can lead to tooth loss.

10/12/2017

Electric Tooth Brusches
The good news is that, when topped with fluoride toothpaste to harden the surfaces of your teeth and protect against cavities, either electric or manual toothbrushes can help keep your mouth as sparklingly clean as possible. It really just depends on your situation

23/10/2017