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22/12/2025

Did you know a tooth can keep growing if it loses its opposite partner?

This condition is called supra-eruption (also known as overeruption). It occurs when a tooth continues to move out of the gum and supporting bone beyond its normal position, causing it to appear longer than neighboring teeth.

It most commonly happens after tooth loss or extraction. Without normal biting contact, the tooth is no longer held in a stable position and slowly erupts further.

Over time, supra-eruption can disturb bite alignment, expose sensitive root surfaces, and increase the risk of decay and gum problems—making future dental treatment more complex.

Early replacement of missing teeth, such as with dental implants, bridges, or partial dentures, helps maintain proper bite balance. Regular dental check-ups allow early detection, when treatment is simpler and more predictable.

22/12/2025

Dental amalgam, or silver fillings, has been used for over a century to repair decayed teeth. These fillings are durable and cost-effective but contain roughly 50% elemental mercury, which binds the metal alloy. This mercury content has sparked ongoing discussions about potential health risks and environmental impact.

Small amounts of mercury v***r can be released during chewing or teeth grinding. While generally considered safe for most people, vulnerable groups—including pregnant women, children, and those with kidney issues—may face higher risks. Improper disposal can also contribute to environmental mercury pollution, further raising concerns about its continued use.

In response, the European Union officially banned dental amalgam as of January 2025. This move encourages a shift toward safer, mercury-free restorative materials, such as composite resins and glass ionomer cements, marking a significant change in modern dental care.

(Source: European Union regulations and dental health research)

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