When a patient comes to us with minor damage, then we can often address it using tooth bonding. But what about serious damage? To address fractures, breakage, or advanced decay and infection, we can use a custom-made dental crown.
Category: Restorative Dentistry
How Do Fillings Fix Cavities?
If you have decay, then you need to undergo treatment. Otherwise, what seems like a minor irritant can soon threaten the stability of your tooth. In order to repair a cavity, we often place a lifelike dental filling. In today’s blog, we’re going to discuss when to see the dentist and how we place a… Read more »
Does My Smile Need A Custom-Made Crown?
We have a number of treatment options to restore a tooth, whether one has developed tooth decay or major damage. In many cases, we may recommend a custom-made dental crown. What situations call for a crown? What should a patient expect from the placement process?
When Do I Need A Tooth Filling?
We have a number of restorations to treat problems with a tooth, such as chips, fractures, or decay. Occasionally, we may recommend a dental filling to address a cavity. When do you need a filling and should you expect from the placement process?
How Does A Dental Bridge Stay In Place?
Having a permanently secured restoration to address a gap in your smile can deliver great cosmetic improvements, and make mealtimes easier. Many patients who want to address tooth loss will rely on a dental bridge. Your bridge consists of your pontic, or your replacement tooth, and a pair of dental crowns. The crowns are placed… Read more »
Is Your Dental Crown Strong Enough For Biting And Chewing?
Using a dental crown to restore a problem tooth should allow you to once again count on that tooth for biting and chewing tasks. Whenever you undergo treatment for a problem, like a cavity, your dentist’s goal is to put an end to the issue, and to make sure your tooth is protected. That protection… Read more »
Using Modern Dental Fillings For Your Cavity Treatment
How do patients benefit from the use of modern dental fillings, rather than metal fillings? One big drawback to metal fillings lies in their appearance, as they can visually clash with surrounding tooth enamel. Modern fillings are able to closely match the look of your teeth, so they can be inconspicuous. The fillings your dentist… Read more »
