I want to have new teeth but no dentures or implants. Do you have self adhesive teeth for cosmetic use only.?
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Here is a site you can try. They have what your looking for. Good luck.\n\nhttp://www.drbukk.com/imako/imako.html
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Go here...\n\nhttp://www.naturallist.com/teeth.htm
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Teeth Bonding Technique\n\nComposite teeth bonding is a cosmetic dentistry technique that can work wonders for your smile. Using materials that match the shade, translucency and texture of your teeth, gaps between the teeth can be closed, spots, chips, and discolorations can be eliminated, and your self-confidence can be enhanced through the improved appearance of your smile.\n\nThe technology of composite tooth bonding materials is wonderful as far as the beauty that it can bring to your teeth. Still, with all that has been done, there are some limitations to the materials of which you need to be aware. How long bonding lasts depends on many factors that are unique to the individual. Many people will go for ten or fifteen years and have the bonding look as good as the day it was put in. Some people will get staining on the margins of the bonding after one or two years and will need some touch-up work. If you take care of it well, it would be unusual to ever have to replace it, but some touch-up work would be normal after three to five years.\n    If your case is one for which the dentist recommended porcelain, you should expect no warranty on the composite bonding.\n    Under normal mouth conditions of most people and if used as recommended, the tooth bonding work that is done by a qualified cosmetic dentist will not darken or discolor with age. If it is not damaged by improper professional cleaning by a hygienist, it ordinarily will not stain any more than your natural teeth. In most cases, it is also durable enough to withstand the stresses of ordinary mouth function.
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Though rare, you may be allergic to your Partial denture material. Options are\n1. Use a different material, such as metal for making the denture\n2. Get a fixed partial Denture (bridge) instead of Removable one.\n3. Perhaps the best option is to get a Dental Implant prosthesis if your case is suitable and you can afford it!!!
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yes, i got the stuff from the dentist cuz it works faster than the over the counter stuff.   DO it!   u will not regret it.... a whiter smile makes u so much more confident.
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This treatment is considered - cosmetic service so it's not covered by any insurance.  You can get financed by a plan that works with your dental office.  Ask them if they use one and you can pay the finance company in monthly payments.
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FPD = fixed partial denture
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are you aware that your teeth can only get but so white. If your teeth are white already why waste $30- 40 on white strips. I found that  Colgate luminous and Colgate plus whiting advance(gel)works great and I live by them \n\nI use the Colgate plus whiting advance(gel)at night b4 bed and Colgate luminous in the morning .. And my smile always get its compliments... ;-D
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Vee have our vays.  It all comes with knowing how to do it.  In a front tooth, I often do not need to make a surgical approach, but I can't speak for your dentist........
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you cant. dentures and paritials are custom made by dental labs and can only be made with a written order (they actually call it a prescription) from a dentist. it requires measurements, impressions and a lot of attention to detail. sorry.
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Denchers? How old are you exactly?\nYour picture gives the impression you're about 19.\nMaybe you should change it...preferably to one without teeth.\nGet to the dentist love, is the answer to your question.
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sorry but no you can not. you will need to go to the dentist and get what is called a composite filling or maybe you could get a vaneer or a crown put onto that tooth. which is like a small cap that gets glued onto your tooth. good luck
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superglue will damage dentures over time live without it to avoid damage is my advice
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Unfortunately no. Invisilign is only meant for the very minimal of straightening of the teeth and as far as the venners go. It all depends on who does your veneers. I have 4 of them in the front and they are beautiful and I have had them for about 6 years and ahve never had a problem with them. They are much easier to care for than braces and depending on how many you need could be much cheaper, but I wouldn't let a dentist in Iraq do them no offense to anyone. My husband is a D.D.S. here in California and he specializes in cosmetic dentistry etc. He did my veneers and a whole lot of full mouth reconstruction cases and all of our patients have been thrilled with them. If you ever make it back to the states and can wait to have them done , I would seriously consider looking him up. We have had people all the way from England fly in to have their work done by him. Look him up and you can even email him for further dental questions.  www.lafrom.com  Hope this helps!
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My dentist has those but I have no clue where to get them.  I've seen where some have glued tissue paper to the existing cover to make them a little more interesting.\n\n\nI found them!!\n\nhttp://www.stratusdesigns.net/index.php?src=overture
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The dentures when you 1st get them may, or may not, fit you very tightly! That is until you eat anything with seeds then they may get between dentures and gums and cause pain! Good luck hun!\n\nhttp://www.willyblues.com/
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yes, but teeth are optional.