If you have cracked or broken one of your natural teeth, take the time to speak with a trusted dental health professional about what has happened. Sometimes, these situations may not feel like an immediate emergency, but it is a safer move to talk to your dentist. You may have fully removed the protective outer… Read more »
Category: Restorative Dentistry
Reliable Restoration With A Dental Crown
Even with consistent dedication to your dental care, you may still require additional help from time to time. If you have cracked or broken one of your natural teeth, this is a time when you should talk with your dentist quickly about your options in repair. Without the protection that your enamel provides, you are… Read more »
Renewing Your Smile With A Dental Filling
At your semiannual checkup, you may receive a diagnosis of a cavity. This is an area where your enamel has been significantly lost to the point where your underlying dentin material is exposed. Dentin is much more porous (and softer) than your enamel, which means that harmful bacteria can start to take hold within the… Read more »
Keeping Your Enamel Strength In Mind
Have you recently injured a tooth? If so, the speedy repair of your damage can make all the difference in the lasting sturdiness of your smile. The outside surface of your teeth is composed of a material known as enamel, which is the hardest surface in your body. While this is a naturally durable form… Read more »
Feel The Relief Of Restoration
A broken or cracked tooth can happen to us all. Even with dedicated brushing and flossing, some things are out of our control. When you experience a break, be sure to speak with a qualified dental professional as soon as possible. The options in the repair of your natural tooth are great within the first… Read more »
Dental Crowns Reinforce Your Natural Tooth
From time to time, teeth can become compromised. This can happen as a result of physical trauma such as a car accident or a trip down the stairs. Even biting down on something that is too hard can lead to a chip or a crack. Everyday life can lead to broken teeth even with the… Read more »
Placing A Crown Protects The Teeth
When a tooth is damaged or suffers from decay too advanced for a filling, we can still offer treatment with a custom restoration. To return the tooth to optimal health, function, and beauty, we could place a dental crown. In today’s blog, your Richfield, MN, dentist talks about crafting and placing a crown.