A dental crown or tooth cap is a long-term restoration that provides a permanent solution for both restorative and cosmetic dental problems. Dentists particularly recommend them for large cavities, either as the only restoration, or to complement large unstable dental fillings or root canal therapy.   Crowns for Cavities  Dental fillings are the most common restoration …

People can tell a lot from the shade of your teeth, including your age, state of oral health, and even your good and bad habits. And since everyone wants to look young and well groomed, teeth whitening has become one of the most popular cosmetic procedures in dentistry. The advancements in tooth care have made …

Infected teeth are caused by bacteria penetrating through your tooth enamel and dentin into the pulp space to cause an abscess (pulpitis), such that pus begins to collect within. It can also occur when bacteria gets trapped in deep gum pockets. This results in a number of unpleasant symptoms, including: Types of tooth abscesses If …

White fillings or Tooth colored fillings can help treat cavities and achieve long-lasting results. At our dental practice, we offer tooth colored filling procedures to help patients improve their smiles and restore their confidence. Tooth colored fillings can help treat cavities or decays in your lower and upper front teeth. These fillings will match the …

When it comes to finding the right dental practice for your family, you need to choose a team that is dedicated to providing excellent and top-class dental services and solutions. One that is committed to helping you and your family achieve an outstanding level of dental hygiene and oral health for the long-term.  Here are …

Toothaches are usually the result of tooth trauma or a dental condition, such as a cracked tooth, dental cavity, advanced gum disease, an exposed tooth root, or disorders of the jaw joint (temporomandibular joint). The severity of the pain can be mild, sharp, or excruciating, and can vary in occurrence, from periodic to chronic. Causes …

When was the last time you received dental treatment? Typically, you go when you need to, maybe you get a cleaning a couple times a year, and otherwise things are good. Until you have to find a new dentist. Finding the right one can be an overwhelming experience: there are so many different practices and …

An estimated 80 percent of adults want a better smile, which most people relate with having whiter and brighter teeth. As a result, teeth whitening has become very popular in recent years. Bleaching or teeth whitening involves lightening the shade of your natural teeth and removing stains and discoloration. Whitening can greatly improve the appearance …

Before veneer placement, you will consult your dentist to discuss the best options for your case, and the number of veneers that should be placed depending on the condition of your teeth and budget. In some situations, it may be necessary to undergo other treatments before getting veneers, like using braces to correct uneven or …

A dental crown or tooth cap can be used to fix chipped, cracked, or broken teeth. Fillings may be used to repair minor tooth damage in some instances. Crowns are preferable to fillings unless the damage is minor and limited to the front teeth. Fillings are less expensive than crowns, but they are not as …