Category: Restorative Dentistry

Removing Infection From Tooth Roots

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Dental decay and infection are among the most common oral health threats out there, and millions of patients face their effects every year. What’s more? Decay is especially a troubling issue, as it may not even be noticeable in its earliest stages. This means that your condition could have progressed significantly before you realized, resulting… Read more »

Versatility From Dental Crowns

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Making sure your smile is up to par with a dental checkup is a necessary part of a preventive dental routine. Indeed, oral care is a lifelong process, as the bacteria, infection, and more that threaten your health never truly ceases. Because of this, it is imperative to stay on top of your care. Still,… Read more »

Addressing Questions About Cavity Treatment

It is important that you recognize just how harmful tooth decay can be, especially when it is not caught in time. The harm to your enamel caused by a cavity is permanent. If too much time passes, bacteria can actually make their way past your enamel and cause an infection within your tooth, which can… Read more »

What Recovery Looks Like For Restorations

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Losing a tooth as an adult is the last thing you or your dentist wants to happen, which is why we do everything we can to ensure you get to keep your natural teeth. Indeed, restorative dentistry plays an integral role in a lifelong smile, as its intended purpose is to address decay and infection… Read more »

How Root Canals Mitigate Damage To Your Nerves

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Preventive dentistry is necessary for keeping your teeth strong and protected, but restorative dentistry is a necessary backup in the event that a condition or infection develops rapidly. Indeed, maintaining a well-rounded preventive routine is imperative for maintaining a lifelong grin, but it is also important to note that falling short in any one area… Read more »

Why We Need Restorative Dentistry

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In an ideal world, all we would need to take care of our smiles is an effective preventive dental care routine. While this is mostly accurate, it does not account for situations in which physical injury occurs due to accidents. Indeed, the result of this phenomenon can very well vary from a minor chip or… Read more »

Now Dental Crowns Can Be Lifelike!

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Whether you are aware of it or not, your teeth are among the most durable bones in the human body. As a matter of fact, they have been proven to be as hard as steel! This process aids you in a variety of ways, including when it comes to protecting your structures. Keep in mind,… Read more »

Discussing Your Smile’s Durability

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It goes without saying that a well-rounded preventive dental routine is the number one way to obtaining a lifelong smile. Indeed, there are countless threats out there that can compromise your smile’s health and integrity, and it is up to you to ensure your teeth are safe and protecting. Still, however, your structures are designed… Read more »

What To Expect From Your Dental Filling

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Taking care of your smile is not checking off a few tick boxes, but rather, a lifelong practice of preventive dental care. This often includes a steady combination of attending routine checkups, brushing and flossing at home, and being careful about what you eat. Only when you acknowledge that many facets of your dental health… Read more »

Do I Need A Dental Bridge Or Dentures?

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Losing a tooth is the last thing you want. While preventative care is crucial to maintaining a healthy smile, tooth loss is sometimes out of your control. Whether you suffer an injury to your mouth or you’re affected by a genetic issue, missing a tooth is stressful and can hinder lots of basic functions like… Read more »