When it comes to restoring your smile, most people recognize that time is of the essence. That’s especially true when your tooth becomes damaged or compromised enough to require a dental crown being placed over it. In most instances, the need for a dental crown indicates a more severe level of damage to your tooth, […]
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If you’ve never experienced a cavity before, there’s a good chance you can prevent one from ever occurring by continuing to practice excellent dental hygiene and preventive care. However, cavities (and the tooth decay that causes them) are still the most common chronic oral health concern for adults. This means there may be an equally […]
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You might notice that you grind your teeth more than usual, but if your teeth don’t hurt, then it may not seem like much of a problem. Unfortunately, if your teeth-grinding is a sign that you have bruxism, then it may not be long before discomfort develops, along with a host of other potentially serious […]
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How much can your dentist really do for you when you go in for a routine dental exam? A typical appointment does more for your smile than you are able to do on your own between visits. Thanks to advanced imaging technology, your teeth and gums can be closely studied for any signs of trouble […]
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Better technology is often more precise and more efficient. This leads to better results, whether you’re trying to paint your house, make a smoothie, or repair your teeth. The dental technology used by your dentist has a tangible effect on your treatment. Better technology leads to , and that means shorter recovery times, less discomfort, […]
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