RESTORATION

If you have ever had a toothache, you know that you want your tooth attended to quickly when it starts aching. Tooth pain can quickly interfere with your daily routine, and delaying treatment can further harm your oral health. Thanks to CEREC technology, you can now have your damaged or decayed tooth restored in a […]

Dental crowns are permanent replacements for severely damaged teeth. They help restore both the structural and functional integrity of decayed, chipped, or broken teeth. Crowns come in various materials, such as porcelain, ceramic, metal, or zirconia. Choosing the right prosthetic for your needs can boost your oral health and appearance, giving you a beautiful smile

Tooth loss does more than impact the appeal of your smile, especially if you lose your front tooth. It affects your ability to eat and chew properly, as well as how you communicate. It may also lead to confidence issues and low self-esteem. Missing teeth can lead to a myriad of problems if left untreated.

Good oral health is crucial for a beautiful smile and overall well-being. Restorative dentistry can correct tooth decay, fractures, cracks, and tooth loss and improve your overall health as well. It also prevents further damage that can result in more extensive and costly procedures. Types of Dental Restorations Dental restorations come in various forms and

Dental imperfections like fractures, discolorations, and even gaps can negatively affect the appeal of your smile. Fortunately, you can correct dental problems with restorations like crowns. Dental crowns are custom caps that fit over your teeth to repair damage. Crowns restore the shape and size of your teeth, protect them from further damage, and enhance

Missing a tooth or a few teeth is not only unhealthy for your mouth – it can also impact your overall health as well as self-esteem. If you happen to have some missing teeth, there is no cause to feel ashamed. Tooth loss is a common problem that affects millions of people across the world. Nearly 70%

Dental implants are growing in popularity every year and many are requesting them over traditional dentures and bridges. A dental implant replaces the entire tooth from root to crown with a permanent restoration that looks and feels natural. Your Initial Evaluation In the initial consultation and planning stages, your dental surgeon will inspect the area

The Greek meaning of endodontics (“endo” means inside, and “odont” means tooth) translates to “inside the tooth.” Endodontic problems may result in any situation where the inside of the tooth has been diseased or injured. When tooth decay goes untreated for too long, it can reach the pulp of the tooth. This is when it

Many people take a simple dental function like being able to bite and chew for granted. But when you have missing teeth that prevent you from doing these simple and essential things, you quickly realize how important it is to have a healthy smile. Among the options available for tooth replacement is a relatively new

Metal was once the most commonly used dental material used to fill cavities and repair damage. However, amalgam fillings are less popular than they used to be for a variety of reasons. If you currently have fillings that contain amalgam, you may have been told you should have them removed and replaced with newer composites.