The Power of Restorative Dentistry

Posted on: 14 May 2021
Missing teeth can be a significant issue for some people, and if you are missing enough teeth that you need a denture to replace them, you may find it hard to tolerate them. Replacing the teeth you are missing with dental implants can be a better solution, and if you are only missing a few teeth, the dentist can put the implants in place very quickly.  Single Tooth Implants For people that are only missing one or even two teeth, but they are in a noticeable spot, like the front of your mouth, you may want to have the tooth replaced with a single implant.
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Posted on: 31 March 2021
Whether your child has braces already or you're thinking of getting them braces, having the right braces services to assist them is key. Here are signs your child needs braces so you can be best prepared. Your child struggles with their current braces While your child will take some time to get adjusted to having braces, they should not struggle with ongoing discomfort or pain. If your child has an exceptionally difficult time with their braces, have them referred to a braces services specialist who will help them learn to clean, care for, and adjust to their braces more comfortably.
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Posted on: 19 February 2021
Throughout the years, dental professionals have developed many treatments to improve patients' teeth. Dental implants are one of the best treatment options to be developed and can be highly effective in correcting flaws that impact the ways teeth look and function. Many dentists nowadays are recommending dental implants over other treatments because of the additional reliability that these implants offer. How Dental Implants are Placed Dental implants are placed into the mouth through a surgical procedure that affixes screw-like holders into the jawbone so that they emerge just above the gumline.
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Posted on: 30 December 2020
If a dental veneer detaches from the underlying tooth, all a dentist generally needs to do is bond it back into place. It sounds quite simple, but unfortunately, this reasoning has led people to think that they can spare themselves the time and expense of visiting a dentist, and can glue the veneer back into place themselves. At best, this is unwise. At worst, it can be rather disastrous for your dental health.
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