When dentures are first installed, you may feel as though they are hard to adjust to and that caring for them is overwhelming. However, over time, you will find that that is not the case. Still, it’s important to keep your dentures in good shape so they look their best, feel comfortable, and keep the rest of your mouth healthy. Here are a few measures you should take to care for dentures:…
Read More »If you recently lost some teeth, then it’s important that you replace them as quickly as possible. There are a number of different ways that you can do this, and some are much better fits than others. To help you figure out how you should handle your situation, here is a comparison of dentures and dental implants: What are dentures? Dentures act as a form of removable tooth replacement that can be adjusted to fit as many teeth as necessary.…
Read More »Losing a tooth is more than cosmetic, but the cosmetic damage is bad enough. A clean, bright smile is an important social asset, and a hole in your smile can block opportunities before you even have a chance. The worst part is that if you do nothing to correct your broken smile, the effects of tooth loss last indefinitely. A dental implant can not only mimic the look of a natural tooth, but it will function like a natural tooth, which will keep your smile healthy.…
Read More »When tooth decay or cracking exposes the pulp of your tooth, intense pain follows. As infections form, the pulp becomes enflamed, and because of the tight space inside your tooth, the nerves get smashed against the enamel, which causes the pain. Once the pulp becomes infected, the typical choice is to perform a root canal. While a standard dentist can perform a root canal, there are advantages to be gained by trusting your root canal to an endodontist.…
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