What You Need To Know About Same-Day Implants

Posted on: 7 January 2021

When it comes to dental implants, typically, you must go through a multi-step process that is spread out over several months. However, you can get dental implants don all in one day. With a traditional implant, the impacted tooth is removed, and the socket is given time to heal. After that, the implant is put in place, and the healing process begins again. Once the healing process is completed, a crown would then be put in place.
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6 Things A Cosmetic Dentist Can Do With Composite Bonding To Improve Your Smile

Posted on: 27 November 2020

If you are looking to improve your smile in the future, composite bonding offers you various avenues of approach. Composite bonding starts as a resin. Once applied to teeth, it can be hardened with a dental curing light. This gives cosmetic dentists the freedom to improve a smile in numerous ways. Here are six ways that you can improve your smile with composite bonding. 1. Make Teeth Larger If you think that your teeth are too small, you can enlarge them with composite bonding.
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Can You Get Invisalign If You Grind Your Teeth?

Posted on: 15 October 2020

All teeth will experience wear and tear. It's unavoidable, and all you can do is minimize its impact by maintaining a high level of oral hygiene, along with regular visits to your dentist. Wear and tear can be accelerated if you're affected by bruxism, which is the regular grinding of your teeth while you sleep. If your orthodontist recommends that you undergo a course of Invisalign to straighten your smile, will these transparent aligners be effective if you grind your teeth?
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2 Tips For Taking Care Of Your Temporary Crown While Waiting For Your Permanent One

Posted on: 13 December 2019

If you have one or more teeth that have worn enamel or other damage such as cracks or multiple cavities, your dentist may have decided that you should place a crown on each affected tooth after any repairs have been made. However, because your permanent crown must be specially made to fit a particular tooth, you will have a temporary one in place while you wait. Use the tips below to take care of your temporary crown to ensure that it stays in place and intact until you get your permanent one.
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