The dreaded root canal. You’re literally cringing just thinking about it, especially after hearing what your dad’s best friend’s oldest daughter had to say about hers. Listen, don’t buy into the myth that root canals are painful procedures. In fact, you might be surprised to know that they’re not nearly as painful as you think! Read on to find out more about the procedure and why it’s better to have a root canal to save your tooth than have it removed.
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Has your dentist recently recommended you receive a dental crown to save a damaged tooth? Your first thought may be to delay the treatment because you do not have time for multiple appointments. What if you could get the high-quality restoration you need in just one day? Now you can with same day crowns. Although they are created in a single visit, they are equally durable as those made using the traditional method. With E4D technology, you can skip the headache and the hassle to get the custom-crown you need.
While standing in front of the mirror wearing a clean, white shirt, you notice it as plain as day—your teeth aren’t as white as they used to be. Why? How did they get to be that way? And what’s more, how can you get your bright, white smile back? Get the answers to your questions here from your cosmetic dentist.
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Do you have dental insurance? Each year, billions of dollars in dental benefits are wasted due to lack of knowledge on how to use them. Thankfully, your dentist has a guide on how to maximize your insurance as well as what treatments are typically covered. Keep reading to learn how to save money and take care of your oral health at the same time!
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In times past, it was common for patients with severe decay and damage to their teeth to opt for a tooth extraction because it seemed to be the simplest and most cost-effective solution. The problems that can arise from having a missing tooth far outweigh the benefits of the extraction, though. Read on to learn why receiving restorative care is a much better option for your oral health.
Dental implants are a great treatment option for people seeking full restoration of missing teeth. But how long does it take to complete the process? While the answer can vary from one patient to the next, a good rule of thumb is to expect between 5 to 8 months from beginning to end.
A majority of insurance benefits don’t carry over into the next year, which means once you get closer to the fall and winter seasons, it’s important to schedule an appointment with a dentist and make the most out of your visit. Unfortunately, many people aren’t familiar with their insurance or understand what’s covered.
That’s why today we’ll be going over the most common preventive treatments that are covered and how you can maximize them before the year is up.
Living without your teeth doesn’t have to become your reality. With the advancements in dentistry, you can once again enjoy the full function of your digits with dental implants. Before committing to the procedure, though, you’d like to know what the different parts are and how they work. Your local dentist weighs in to explain the inner-workings of the dental implant, so you can make the best decision for your restoration needs.
Our practice is all about putting patients first. We love creating big smiles and have a lot of fun in the office. However, when a dance challenge is proposed, we don’t hold back!
Most people would agree that getting dental work isn’t exactly their favorite thing to do. But what complicates matters even further is the amount of time it takes out of your busy schedule to come in for your appointments. And any procedure that requires two visits, such as getting a dental crown, is particularly inconvenient. At least, it used to be – until same day crowns came along! Now, not only do you get a crown that looks and feels great, but you only have to come in once instead of twice. Talk about a win-win situation! But how does this technology work – and is the end result really as good as a traditional crown? Keep reading to find out!
