Capitation fee
Capitation fee is a fixed amount paid to the dentist on a monthly basis for each enrolled patient.
Capitation fee is a fixed amount paid to the dentist on a monthly basis for each enrolled patient.
Cantilever extension is an aesthetic procedure in which the dentist lengthens the gums over the teeth so as to cover them and make them appear longer.
A canal is a space in the tooth that contains the root of the tooth and the surrounding nerve, blood vessels, and connective tissue.
Calculus is a white, sticky substance that forms on tooth surfaces and below the gumline. Calculus is made up of minerals from saliva and plaque. It helps protect the teeth from decay and helps hold the enamel in place.
Buccal is a medical term that refers to the inside of the cheek. It is part of the buccal cavity, which includes the soft tissue inside your mouth and the hard structures like your teeth, jawbones, and gums.
Bruxism is the grinding of the teeth. It is an oral parafunctional activity that causes damage to the teeth, temporomandibular joint, and other associated structures. Bruxism can occur during sleep or while awake.
A bridge is a fixed (non-removable) dental restoration that fills the space caused by one or more missing teeth. The bridge is made up of three or more individual dental crowns, which are fused together with a false tooth or teeth in the middle.
Bonding is a type of cosmetic dentistry procedure in which tooth-colored composite resin is used to strengthen and close gaps between teeth.
Dental Bleaching is a cosmetic dental procedure that uses a bleaching agent and a special light to improve the appearance of teeth. Bleaching is most commonly used to whiten teeth but can also be used to correct discoloration.
A bitewing radiograph is an X-ray of the teeth and surrounding structures. This type of X-ray is taken with the upper and lower teeth biting together.