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The wear and tear can either be caused by grinding your teeth or incorrect chewing due to crooked teeth. Bite elevation can be done with plastic or crowns.  \nNight guard  \nIf you grind your teeth (also known as bruxism), your dentist may need to fit you with a bite splint. The occlusal splint prevents wear and tear on the teeth and relieves soreness that can occur due to pressure on the jaw and muscles. The bite splint is used at night.  \nAnaesthesia  \nThere are several types of anaesthesia. Local anaesthetic is the most commonly used form and is a liquid that is injected under the mucous membrane before a dental procedure to provide pain relief. Other forms of anaesthesia include general anaesthesia and nitrous oxide.  \nBitewings (BW)  \nX-rays of the molars taken by the dentist during an examination. Normally, BW are taken every two years to detect damage/treatment needs that cannot be seen with the naked eye. Bitewings also show if there is damage to the bone, for example in periodontal disease.  \nBleaching  \nTeeth whitening is done either at home using a whitening tray and bleach or at the dentist. It is a cosmetic treatment done to improve the appearance of your teeth and is not covered by your dental insurance.  \nBridges  \nA bridge is made when one or more teeth are extracted or otherwise lost. It replaces one or more missing teeth. The bridge is usually made in either gold or porcelain. The teeth that the bridge attaches to are called bridge piers.  \nC   \nCaries, also known as cavities  \nCaries occurs when bacteria and sugar are present in the mouth. The bacteria breakdown the sugar and convert it into acid, which causes tooth decay.  \nD   \nInsured proportion  \nIf the insurance policy is taken out with a coverage percentage, e.g. 50% or 80%, any damage is covered at this percentage. Reimbursement prices are based on Danish Dental Insurance's reimbursement prices. The reimbursement prices can be found in the benefits list at the back of your insurance terms and conditions. They can also be  \nfound on our website under \"practical info\" .  \nE   \nErosions  \nIs the same as acid damage. Acid damage is caused by prolonged exposure to, for example, fizzy drinks or fruit. After consuming acidic food and drinks, it is therefore a good idea to rinse your mouth with water.  \nF   \nFixed and free benefits  \nThe majority of all dentists in Denmark work under the special law and offer treatments that either have a fixed price or a price that varies. The so-called fixed and free treatments. The fixed-price treatments are agreed between the Danish Dental Association and the public health insurance and the price is therefore the same for all dentists practising under the special law . These include examinationsand dental cleaning, small fillings and tooth root cleaning.  \nThe free services are priced by the dentist, which is why they vary. Free services include root canal treatment, larger fillings, occlusal splints and prosthetics such as crowns, bridges and implants.  \nSome dentists do not practise under the special law and can therefore set their own prices for all treatments.  \nThe insured  \nThe insured is the person who has an active dental insurance policy with Dansk Tandforsikring. The insured person(s) are listed in the policy/insurance certificate.  \nInsurance sum  \nThis is the total/maximum amount you can be paid out in connection with dental injuries within an insurance year.  \nInsurance year  \nComprises the periods during which the insurance is in force. The first insurance year runs from the time of subscription until the time of renewal. 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