Posted on: 2 August 2016
Ideally, the best thing to do if you have a tooth problem is to see a dentist – but sometimes it can take a while to get an appointment. You can still take care of a cavity on your own and prevent it from getting any worse, and even help protect it while you wait for treatment options.
Dental Hygiene
If you have a cavity, this means some decay has already occurred.
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Posted on: 15 July 2016
If you are considering one or more dental implants to fix a gap in your smile, you may be wondering whether or not your implants will last long enough to be worth the cost and surgery. Although it is impossible to accurately predict how long any particular dental implant will last, you can project a reasonable lifespan based on the overall durability of the implant as well as how you take care of it.
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Posted on: 28 June 2016
If you have a tooth, or several, that is smaller than the rest or creates gaps in your smile, there are a few different treatments that you can receive. Dental bonding and dental veneers are two of the common solutions that your dentist may suggest. Here are some details about each.
Dental Bonding
With dental bonding, a composite material is applied to your tooth and molded into shape. The process is called bonding because the process uses a UV light to help the material harden and bond to your tooth.
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Posted on: 8 June 2016
With so many options available for cosmetic dentistry, you may wonder which one would be best for you. From porcelain veneers to dental implants, your teeth can undergo restorative techniques that are amazing and can produce a smile that looks and acts like your natural teeth. However, if you still have all of your natural teeth and only require small restorations for tiny chips, small cavities or stains, you should consider the technique called dental bonding.
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