If a tooth is damaged and causing you grief, you may need a dental onlay. This is a good option for not-so-slightly damaged teeth, and it involves a simple procedure. A dental onlay is a tooth filling that is attached to a damaged tooth to restore its structure. It fits into the cavity or crack of a tooth and extends to merge with the chewing surface of the tooth.
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All You Need to Know About Dental Onlays
September 1, 2018
Beautify Your Smile with Cosmetic Dentistry
August 1, 2018
Some people are unhappy with their smile because their teeth are stained, or they have a few broken or chipped teeth. They can get their smile back with some cosmetic dentistry, which will have them smiling again in no time.
Beautify your smile with cosmetic dentistry
(more…) Dental Restoration Basics with Tooth Fillings and Crowns
July 1, 2018
If you have ever needed a dental restoration, you know that nothing cures the phobia of dentists like a toothache. The dentist becomes your new best friend, the one who will make take away the pain.
Toothaches happen when teeth get damaged by cavities, chipping, and fractures. If the tooth is not too damaged to save, it is restored using one of two popular methods: Tooth fillings or dental crowns. How does the dentist decide which procedure to use? Keep going to find out.
How are Dental Veneers Applied to Teeth?
June 1, 2018
How Are Dental Veneers Applied?
If you aren’t happy with your smile, one of the most effective ways of getting the smile that you envision is through veneers. The dental veneers application process is a simple and effective approach that your dentist can use to leave you with whiter teeth. Veneers can also correct teeth that are stained, broken, chipped or crooked. Often, dental veneers can be applied in two office visits, depending on the equipment used by your dentist. Most insurance companies won’t cover the costs of veneers if they are only for cosmetic reasons, so you should talk with a financial representative at the dental office to determine costs and payment options.
How to Manage Your Anxiety About Going to the Dentist
May 1, 2018
Dental anxiety is a serious issue that affects over 40 million people in the U.S., according to the Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. So, why are so many people terrified of dentists? There are many different reasons for this. For some, it is a result of traumatic memories from past dental visits, while others are intimidated by all the unfamiliar equipment.
Those with dental anxiety often find themselves skipping dental appointments because of their anxiety. That means dental issues are not addressed until it develops into a more advanced stage where the pain becomes unbearable. This puts the patient’s dental health at risk and significantly increases their dental bills.