The waiting room is the only moment where a patient is sitting still with nothing to do. These are the animations DirectInfo plays there — every one narrated, subtitled, and ready the day you switch the screen on. Nothing to script, nothing to film.
The common reasons for tooth loss are dental injuries Gingivitis…
Children's First Dentist Visit
We all know that children must have their teeth checked…
Dental Erosion
Dental erosion is the wear of the tooth enamel. This…
Dental Plaque
You brush your teeth to remove plaque, but what is…
Healthy Gingiva
Healthy Gums Healthy gums are very important. Healthy gums have…
How to brush — adults
A correct technique of brushing is essential for your dental…
Importance of Oral Health
During our life we consume on average eighteen thousand kilos…
Light Drinks
Light Soft Drinks Light drinks are less harmful to teeth…
Mouthwash
There are other ways to take care your teeth other…
Oral Hygiene
Plaque is a sticky film also referred as Biofilm. This…
Other Tools to Clean Teeth
Other tool for cleaning teeth Brushing your teeth is a…
Products for good dental hygiene
The toothbrush is the most comment to help you remove…
Teaching Children to Brush Their Teeth
It is not easy to get very young children to…
Missing teeth & implants
From the gap to the restored arch
Bone Grafting
In some cases, having missing tooth for a prolonged period…
Complete tooth loss
medically termed “Edentulism”, is the loss of all natural teeth…
Consequences of missing teeth
Having missing teeth in the mouth and neglecting to replace…
Dental Implant Procedure
The keys to successful implant procedure are the amount and…
Dental implants
A Dental implant is essentially an artificial tooth root implanted…
Digital CT scan surgical guide
Digital CAT SCAN produces computer data used to create virtual…
Facial atrophy
When a person’s teeth are missing, the bone in which…
Implant supported crown and bridge
In some case with the absence of one or several…
Implant supported dentures
In some cases when a patient has no teeth (edentulous)…
Implants
Dental Implants For many people with dental problems, implants can…
Membrane
During the process of bone graft, the biomaterial must be…
Missing Tooth
In case of a single tooth loss, several solutions are…
Partial teeth loss
Partial tooth loss Refers to the absence of several natural…
Sinus augmentation
Maxillary sinuses are air cavities located inside the skull and…
Restorative & prosthetics
Repairing and replacing a tooth
Composite fillings
Composite resin fillings are tooth-colored restoration made of a durable…
Crowns and Bridges
Crowns & bridges you might have already heard about it…
Dental Crowns
are a type of dental restoration which, when cemented into…
Dentures
What are dentures? Dentures are a removable, custom-made dental appliance…
Inlay
An inlay is a casted metal or ceramic or composite…
Porcelain Laminates
A Porcelain Laminate or Veneer is a thin porcelain shell…
Root canal treatment
The soft tissue inside the root canal is called the…
Steps in placing a dental crown
Placing a permanent crown usually requires a minimum of two…
Types of dentures
Partial dentures are used to fill in gaps when only…
Types of dental crowns
The different types of dental crowns are: Temporary crowns- these…
Conditions & treatments
What the patient is living with
Bruxism
– This is the medical term for tightening and clenching…
Orthodontics
is the branch of dentistry that specializes in the prevention…
Periodontal diseases
A periodontal disease is an infection of the gums or…
Teeth eruption and third molars
A person’s primary teeth “baby teeth” erupt at early childhood…
Teeth whitening procedures
Teeth Whitening also named “Bleaching” is a cosmetic procedure which…
What the screen is actually for
A patient who already understands asks better questions.
These animations do not sell a treatment. They remove the vocabulary problem before the consultation starts, so the time at the chair is spent on the decision rather than on the definitions.
DentalMaster applications are informative and explanatory aids for practitioner-to-patient communication. They are not certified medical diagnostic devices. The certified dental practitioner remains solely responsible for diagnosis, treatment evaluation and final therapeutic proposals.
