Category: Dental Crowns

Whether you are aware of it or not, your smile is constantly on the defense against a variety of different oral health concerns. Indeed, bacteria-related issues such as tooth decay and gum disease may be some of the more common issues a person can face, but that does not mean they are the only ones…. Read more »

From a young age, we are taught about the importance of taking care of our smiles and that we must practice regular dental prevention in order to ensure a healthy, lifelong smile. Indeed, our grins could use all of the help they can get, as there are countless factors out there that pose a significant… Read more »

In our most recent blog post, we took a look at the way tooth decay influences your smile’s health, and how a dental filling can be used to treat a cavity in the early stages of decay. Indeed, while there are several upon several sources of threat or issues that can complicate your oral health… Read more »

Taking care of your smile is an important step to consider when aiming to achieve a grin that lasts a lifetime. Indeed, there are not that many natural defenses that can fend off oral bacteria without faltering, and there are even more threats to consider than can be counted on both hands. As such, it… Read more »

Although many individuals have a goal of maintaining a healthy smile for life, many times, oral bacteria and germs may have another plan for your grin. Indeed, it only takes a physical accident or injury, falling short in your preventive dental routine, or failing to seek timely treatment for an oral concern to spread, and… Read more »

Enduring a chip or crack in a tooth can be a troubling process, especially if the concern goes deeper than the surface. Though cosmetic procedures can assist surface-level issues, any concern that impacts your oral function and oral health directly should be handled promptly with restorative treatment. But just how helpful are these options, and… Read more »

Preventive dentistry is our first line of defense when protecting our smiles, however, it may not always be as effective as it should be. For example, perhaps you forgot to brush a few times in your life, or maybe the hard-to-reach areas of the mouth did not receive as much care as other areas. In… Read more »

The truth of the matter is that a multitude of daily activities, practices, and more can all influence your oral health. This includes certain foods that you eat, beverages you drink, and even the quality of your at-home dental routine. Because of this, it is even more necessary that you practice a thorough routine that… Read more »