What would you do if you broke a tooth the day before your wedding or an important interview? Would your dentist be able to repair it in time? If she has the right technology, the answer is yes! Gone are the days when patients had to visit the dentist multiple times to have a dental …
Four Types of Dental Bridges
People with missing teeth are more susceptible to jawbone atrophy, gum disease, and tooth decay. Your dentist can replace up to three missing teeth with a dental bridge to prevent these oral health problems. In most cases, the bridge consists of a row of false teeth left in place thanks to a series of dental …
Factors That Affect Dental Bridge Cost
Large gaps and spaces left behind by missing teeth can have a serious negative impact on your smile. For those missing a row of teeth, dental bridges are an excellent treatment option. These dental prosthetics literally bridge any gaps left in your mouth between any two teeth. You may require these after you suffered direct …
Getting up to Speed With Dental Implants
Restorative dentistry is undoubtedly a useful tool for many patients. It doesn’t matter if you require our help following an accident, an emergency dental treatment, or purely for cosmetic reasons. We are here to help all our patients achieve the best possible version of their smiles and restore their dental structures’ functionality. To this end, …
3 Secrets to Finding a Great Family Dentist
The health of your family is extremely important, but visiting multiple doctors and dentists isn’t always convenient. Between soccer games, school projects, and work, how does anyone find the time for regular dental cleanings and exams? When you have a family dentist, dental care for your entire family becomes much more feasible! Dentists like Dr. …
What is an All-on-Four implant?
To understand All-on-4® dental implants, you must first understand what a single dental implant is. Dental implants are tiny, screw-like titanium rods that are inserted through the gums and into the jawbone. This implant serves the same purpose as the patient’s natural tooth root—anchoring the tooth into position. A crown is secured to the top …