Crowns are designed to cover the entire portion of your tooth above the gum line in order to strengthen and protect the remaining tooth structure and to improve its appearance. Following a dental emergency or routine examination, your dentist may recommend that you get a dental crown for any of the following reasons: A fractured …

An overbite is one of the most common bite disorders across all age groups, accounting for nearly 70 percent of dental problems. Fortunately, there are multiple orthodontic treatment options for this condition, including the discreet Invisalign system. That said, your eligibility for Invisalign treatment will depend on a number of factors, including: The severity of …

Scheduled professional teeth cleaning is a key component of your preventative dental care to maintain optimal dental health and minimize the risk of gum disease and tooth decay. The American Dental Association recommends that dental cleanings be performed every six months by a dental practitioner. However, some people may require more frequent cleanings depending on …

What tests are carried out during dental implant consultation? Physical examination – The dentist will physically examine the gap in your mouth where you’re planning to get a dental implant placed Digital imaging – X-rays, CT scans, and/or panoramic films are required to assess the quality and quantity of jawbone  Medical history review – Your …

A dental crown is a customized tooth cap designed to cover a damaged tooth in order to restore its shape and size, enhance its strength, and improve its appearance. When successfully cemented in place, a dental crown encases the portion of the tooth above the gum line, providing total protection.  Dental Crowns for Tooth Repair  …

The main concern for many people seeking an orthodontic treatment to straighten their teeth or correct other orthodontic issues is how conspicuous the orthodontic appliance used will be. Although the benefits of traditional braces are well known, many adults dislike the potential changes in their lifestyle that would be caused by wearing traditional braces.  Fortunately, …

Dental cleaning is a simple, painless, and non-invasive preventive dental procedure that seeks to reduce the risk of dental issues such as cavities, gum disease, and bad breath by removing built-up plaque and tartar. Patients often experience some mild vibrations, cooling mist of liquid, and a bit of pressure during scraping, though this doesn’t cause …

Many dental professionals today consider dental implants as the standard of care for tooth replacement. Yet, most dental insurance products do not cover the entire cost of dental implant placement because they consider dental implants as an elective procedure. That said, your insurance provider can cover the cost of getting a replacement crown depending on …

Dental crowns are a fairly common type of tooth repair option that works by encapsulating a damaged tooth to restore its size, shape, and strength, while improving its appearance. A few years ago, porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns were the preferred option because they combine the benefits of both porcelain and metal crowns (strength and aesthetics). However, the …

Invisalign is a discreet, comfortable, and convenient way to correct orthodontic problems that has been proven to be as effective as traditional braces. But instead of using arch wires and brackets, the Invisalign system uses clear aligners to move your teeth through the precise placement of controlled force on the teeth.  Invisalign controls the timing …