Thonburi Bamrungmuang Hospital Digital Dental Center uses advanced CAD / CAM 3D dental technologies to design and create dental implants with the highest precision at an amazing speed, enabling our patients to obtain their dental implants within a mere 4 hours. 

Our state-of-the-art Digital Dental Center provides comprehensive dental services including protection, restoration, root canal and oral cavity treatments, using advanced and innovative digital technologies such as CAD/CAM 3D that makes the process of implementing dental implants, crowns, bridges, veneers, etc., so much simpler, without fuss and less time-consuming than ever before. 

In the process of making dental implants, an intraoral camera is applied to scan the jawbone in conjunction with three-dimensional x-ray imaging in place of traditional dental impressions, allowing dentists to analyze and design implantation guidelines for patients in real time. 

In addition, the Smile Design software is used to design dental implant placement on computers before the implantation. The software also sends the dental design to the lathe in order to precisely produce crowns from materials within hours.

Advanced technologies also allow dentists to place dental implants for patients in a meticulous manner without gum surgery. This method ensures the patients are left with no wounds or swelling conditions after the treatment, while treatment errors are reduced. After the implant placement, the patients have substantially improved chewing performance.

In addition to our advanced dental equipment and technologies, the Thonburi Bamrungmuang Hospital Digital Dental Center boasts a team of dentists who collectively possess a wide range of expertise, such as corrective and cosmetic jawbone surgery and orthodontics, as well as multi-professional staff, coupled with skilled and experienced medical technicians from Germany.

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Dental Health Articles

Sensitive teeth

What are Sensitive Teeth?

        Having sensitive teeth can be felt as pain which is sharp and sudden shooting deep down into the tooth. This usually resulted from a worn tooth enamel or exposed tooth root. Other causes could be cavity, cracked tooth, or even gum disease.

Causes

        Factors leading to sensitive teeth can include:

• ◼️ Brushing your teeth too hard and/or using a hard toothbrush
• ◼️ Gum disease
• ◼️ Cracked teeth
• ◼️ Teeth whitening product
• ◼️ Age
• ◼️ Plaque buildup
• ◼️ Mouthwash

Treatment

        In some cases, teeth sensitivity can resolve on its own especially after any dental procedures. Patients are advised for self-care as followed:

• ◼️ Use desensitizing toothpaste – try which brand works best for you
• ◼️ Fluoride application by dentist
• ◼️ Maintain cleanliness in mouth and gum
• ◼️ Use soft toothbrush
• ◼️ Avoid frequent eating of acidic food such as such as citrus fruits, tomatoes, pickles, and tea

When to see a doctor?

        If you have sensitive teeth to cold, heat, or sweets that bothers you, make an appointment at Digital Dental Center, Thonburi Bamrungmuang hospital to identify the cause of symptoms and receive appropriate dental treatment.

Tooth decay

What is Tooth decay?

        Tooth decay or cavities are one of the world’s most common health problem. Cavities refer to a permanently damaged areas in the hard surface of the tooth and tiny holes were created. Tooth decay is caused by many reasons including snacking frequently, drinking sugary drinks, bacteria, and not cleaning your teeth well.

Symptoms

        Symptoms depend on location of cavities. At first, you may not feel anything unless found by dental check-up with your dentist. As tooth decaying progress larger symptoms may include:

• ◼️ Toothache, pain
• ◼️ Tooth sensitivity (link article)
• ◼️ Holes in your teeth which is visible
• ◼️ White, brown, or black spots on your tooth
• ◼️ Tooth and gum sometimes can be infected and painful pus can build up (Refer to Tooth abscess article)

Treatment

        Treatment would depend on severity of tooth decay. Early tooth decays may be able to reverse by prescription of fluoride treatments. If a hole (cavity) is present, filling may be required. If tooth decay has extended into the soft tissue (pulp) in the middle of the tooth, root canal treatment may be required.

When to see a doctor?

        You should get regular annual dental check up even if you do not seem to have any dental problems. Tooth decay can possibly be reversed if early diagnosis has been made. If you experienced any pain or tooth sensitivities, make an appointment Digital Dental Center, Thonburi Bamrungmuang hospital to receive accurate diagnosis with specialized dentist and state-of-art diagnostic equipment to stop damage progression.

Tooth abscess

What is Tooth abscess?

        Tooth abscess is a pus caused by bacterial infection. This can happen in different areas near the tooth such as periapical (tip of the root) and periodontal (side of the root). This article focuses on periapical abscess which occurs from untreated cavity or tooth decay and injury. Leaving tooth abscess untreated can be serious and life-threatening, therefore treatment must be done immediately.

Symptoms

• ◼️ Pain or discomfort with hot/cold and pressure from chewing and biting
• ◼️ Intense throbbing toothache or pain in gum
• ◼️ Fever
• ◼️ Swollen face or jaw
• ◼️ Tender and swollen lymph nodes under your jaw or in your neck
• ◼️ Bad mouth odor
• ◼️ Bad taste

Treatment

        Curing an infection is the main goal of treatment and involves dental procedures to drain away the pus:

• ◼️ Small incision to drain pus
• ◼️ Root canal treatment to save tooth by drilling down and remove the affected pulp then drain the abscess
• ◼️ Tooth removal if it cannot be saved
• ◼️ Antibiotics

When to see a doctor

If you have symptoms referring to tooth abscess, seek treatment from dentist immediately.

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