Category: Restorative Dentistry

After experiencing tooth loss, there are several additional problems that you may have to deal with in order to fully restore your smile. For example, you might require treatment to address the cause of your tooth loss, such as gum disease or other problems with your underlying oral health. Also, the loss of your natural […]

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One of the biggest reasons why tooth fillings are among the mott popular dental treatments is because they’re designed to treat cavities, which affect almost every one at least once in their lives. With today’s modern tooth fillings, most cavities can be successfully treated without the use of traditional metal amalgam. Using a more biocompatible […]

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When you experience any oral health concern, receiving the right dental treatment as soon as possible is the best way to mitigate any additional impacts it might have on your oral health. For example, when you lose one or more teeth, replacing the lost teeth with a highly lifelike dental bridge or denture can help […]

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While preserving your good oral health often means keeping up with good preventive dental care practices, like dental hygiene. It can sometimes mean more. For example, at a majority of people will experience tooth decay at some point in their lives and, as a result, have to treat the cavity that results from it. For […]

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The goal of restoring or replacing a tooth is to allow it to function the way it’s supposed to. In many cases, that goal is coupled with that of making your restoration as discreet and indistinguishable as possible. When it comes to replacing a lost or extracted tooth, both of these goals are especially important […]

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