Accept fillings, as well as different dental procedures as permanent options.
Orthodontics

In the early 1840s, German orthodontist Friedrich Wilhelm von Escherich, a professor of orthodontics at the University of Leipzig, developed the first appliance that was removable that corrected overbites and underbites. It consisted of a rubber band that was held to the arch using screws. The appliance also contained a steel band and a rubber headband.

Escherich made improvements to the idea, but the design was not patent-able. He also developed an elastic rubber-backed brace that was spring-like it could use to correct underbites. Escherich’s research was revived in the year 1885 when Austrian orthodontic specialist Alfred Angle began using braces on patients. He then published a report concerning the subject in the Journal of the American Dental Association. Escherich’s techniques were used to the benefit of Max Schick, who applied these techniques on the first fixed appliance for orthodontics in 1903. In the 1920s, braces were invented as a revolutionary form of orthodontic treatment.

Dental Implants

In the early 20th century, American dentist James Alfred Allen invented a dental implant composed of gold that was set in an artificial root to substitute the root of a tooth lost to achieve improved health and well-being for his patients. It was referred to as a “Facial Implant’ (1908), and it was in 1910 that the very first synthetic tooth was fitted in a patient. It was in 1912 that American dental surgeon Willoughby Gordon Root made a plaster model of the patient’s jaw, showing it to dentist, Dr. William House. Root had previously demonstrated dental implants to treat teeth lost due to periodontal diseases, and House was fascinated by the idea. The year 1913 saw Root was able to treat the very first person using implants.

Dental Implants as well as Crowns

Implants are dental prostheses used to help replace the missing teeth. Implants are manufactured from titanium, and they are inserted into the jawbone. They then attach to the

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