If you have broken, chipped, stained or cracked teeth, you should know dental technology has improved to the point that these unsightly problems can be concealed. Whether you are worried about your physical appearance or the functionality of your teeth, dental veneers will alleviate your concerns. Let's delve into the many advantages of dental veneers.
Have you ever wondered why babies who don’t have teeth eat only liquid food? Do you know the importance of teeth to your general health? Every organ or body structure has a purpose, and your teeth are no exception.
Dental exams are essential to oral health as well as physical health. Skip your dental exam and you really are that much more likely to suffer an oral health malady that leads to another health problem away from your mouth.
Most people have heard about LAPT in passing yet few understand what this acronym stands for and why it is becoming so important in the context of oral health. LAPT is short for laser assisted periodontal therapy. This technological innovation makes it that much easier to treat periodontal disease without causing pain or taking up a significant amount of time.
Thanks to advances in dental technology, it is now possible to have a crown made and placed in your mouth in a single day. This technology, known as CEREC same day crowns, relies on CAD. CAD is an acronym that stands for computer aided design. Here is a quick look at everything patients need to know about same day dental crowns.
Invisalign has spilled into the mainstream of dentistry for good reason. Both dentists and patients alike rave about Invisalign for teeth-straightening. Patients with crooked and misaligned teeth prefer Invisalign as it moves teeth into the perfect positions without busting their budget or wasting time.
It wasn’t long ago when patients were limited to silver fillings that onlookers could easily spot from a distance. Progressions in dental industry technology have paved the way for the creation of tooth-colored fillings, also known as composite fillings. Silver amalgam fillings certainly served a purpose, yet their time has come and gone. If you have a cavity, do not settle for an unsightly silver filling. Instead, opt for a composite filling that matches the color of your teeth for a gorgeous smile you are proud to show off at work, school, and elsewhere.
According to a survey conducted by the American Dental Association (ADA) partnered with Oral B and Crest, a person’s smile outranks their hair and eyes as the most physically attractive feature.
Most people have some knowledge of dental crowns yet the majority are unaware of the merits of CEREC crowns or even what this acronym stands for. Fret not, as our oral health specialists are here to explain CEREC crowns in plain English all patients can understand without DDS credentials. Let’s take a look at what CEREC crowns are really all about and why they are becoming increasingly popular as time progresses.
The primary focus of cosmetic dentistry is enhancing facial appearance. This is achieved by altering the position, color, size, shape, or alignment of teeth. However, cosmetic dentistry can also bring about oral health benefits, and there are several areas where general dentistry and cosmetic dentistry overlap.