Category: Restorative Dentistry

Extra Protection With Partial Crowns

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In our previous blog, we discussed the many variables that have a negative impact on your smile’s health, as well as what to look out for when it comes to handling gum disease. Indeed, the list of factors that negatively influence your grin is much longer a list than the factors benefiting your smile. This… Read more »

What To Know About Gum Disease

Oral hygiene: Scaling and root planing (conventional periodontal therapy). Medically accurate 3D illustration of human teeth treatment

At times, it may seem like nothing can be worse than dealing with an unsightly blemish in your grin. While nobody wants their smile tarnished with a minor stain or chip, cosmetic concerns are nothing in comparison to dangerous dysfunction, decay, and even gum infections. In today’s blog, your Leawood, KS dentist will take a… Read more »

When Decay Infects Your Tooth

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Decay is arguably the biggest threat to anyone’s oral health, and it is up to us to take the initiative to treat our smiles right with quality care. Indeed, excellent preventive care begins at an early age, and often requires much more effort than many tend to put in to it. Still, an understanding of… Read more »

Schedule Your Next Deep Clean

Plaque removal procedure

While dental emergencies are often concerns that arise from incidents of physical damage or accidents, they can also occur due to poor hygiene or preventive management. Indeed, our grins are actually impacted by a number of threats and concerns out there, and sometimes they can develop at a rapid rate. In today’s blog, your Leawood,… Read more »

Will A Root Canal Really Resolve My Issue With Tooth Pain?

Tooth pain is a difficult problem to ignore. Of course, ignoring it can be an unwise course of action, as the discomfort you ignore can be a sign that your tooth is in poor health and needs restorative dental work! Internal problems caused by physical trauma or advanced decay can lead to persistent discomfort, as… Read more »

How Does A Dental Crown Protect Your Teeth?

Macro E-max pressed ceramic bridge and metal crown with dentistry utensils

It is true that our grins endure a number of factors on the daily that can contribute to their structural, functional, and even cosmetic downfall. While preventive dentistry is the core of a healthy smile, sometimes accidents occur that warrant the need for restorative treatments. In today’s blog, your Leawood, KS dentist is going to… Read more »

Is Your Cavity Causing Sharp Pains?

Dental tooth root canal dentists teeth model closeup.

It’s no surprise that when it comes to your oral health, infection and decay can certainly complicate the situation. Considering its common yet complex nature, it can be treated effectively with the level of success being higher the sooner treatment is sought. If allowed to progress, however, it can cause significant damage that may require… Read more »

It’s Time To Address That Cavity

Young woman with healthy teeth on color background

Dental decay is a common concern that a number of people must deal with. In fact, it is one of the biggest threats to your oral health. Indeed, this phenomenon affects millions of people every year, and it can progress in a variety of stages, wreaking havoc on your otherwise healthy grin. In today’s blog,… Read more »

How A Crown Protects An Injured Or Unhealthy Tooth

Our teeth can remain healthy for many years with proper care thanks to the strength of our enamel. While enamel is a remarkably tough substance, it is not completely invincible; when problems do affect our teeth, we need restorative dental work because enamel is limited in its ability to recover from damage naturally. If a… Read more »

When Oral Bacteria Infect Your Inner Tooth

Periostitis tooth - Lump on Gum Above Tooth. Medically accurate dental 3D illustration

While it may not be at the forefront of your mind at all times, your oral health is important to keep track of. Indeed, a consistent combination of brushing and flossing, attending your regularly scheduled appointments, and making sure to pay attention to the foods and beverages you consume can bring your smile a long… Read more »