No More Natural Teeth: Deciding Between Implants and Dentures

  • Do Dentists Usually Repair Or Replace Damaged Dental Crowns?

    17 May 2023

    Dental crowns are usually clinical (used to correct a specific dental problem) but also have tremendous cosmetic value. The damaged tooth is safe and secure beneath the porcelain crown fitted over it, which also improves the appearance of the tooth. Even though a crown protects a damaged tooth, the crown itself is not immune from being damaged. When a crown receives a crack or a chip, are repairs possible, or will you need to pay for a new dental restoration?

  • Dental Implant Approaches: Things To Consider

    6 April 2023

    When you hear about dental implants, you might automatically assume that implants are only for full-mouth reconstruction and a long-term process. However, there is more to the implant process and your options than you might think. Here's a look at some of the things that you should understand about dental implants and the applicable situations. Single Lost Tooth You can choose a dental implant to replace a single lost tooth. This is beneficial in many cases because it helps to protect your jawline, reduces the risk of bone loss from the missing tooth, and preserves your overall dental structure.

  • Teeth Cleaning Myths & The Facts Every Patient Should Know

    1 March 2023

    How long has it been since you visited a dentist for teeth cleaning? If you've put off your dental hygiene appointment, it may be related to a few prevalent myths about the routine procedure. Check out a few of the most common myths about teeth cleaning below.  Myth: Having your teeth cleaned annually is actually bad for your teeth.  This is one of the most troublesome myths that many patients believe when it comes to getting their teeth cleaned by the dentist.

  • After An Extraction: What To Watch For

    24 January 2023

    Dentists are very reluctant to remove a patient's tooth and will only do so in certain cases. However, extractions can occur when the dentist determines that a tooth cannot be saved and removing the tooth is the best option. Read on to find out what dental patients must watch out for after an extraction. What Happens with an Extraction Removing a tooth is not a complex procedure. Except for impacted wisdom teeth removals, an extraction is a quick and simple procedure.