Dental crowns are commonly used to remedy many dental problems, such as cracked, chipped, or damaged teeth. Your dentist will ensure your natural tooth and root are in good condition before placing the crown over the visible areas of the tooth up to the gum line. Following the crown placement, it is common for patients […]
Read MoreThe majority of people will chip a tooth at some point in their lifetime. Constant wear in a particular spot can weaken enamel until it breaks off. You might also bite down on hard food or be involved in an accident that chips and breaks your teeth. Whatever the cause, there are a few options […]
Read MoreWhile permanent dental treatments can definitely be a positive thing, many people are intimidated by the idea that their procedure cannot be reversed if they are unhappy with the result. Especially when the treatment is for cosmetic purposes only, the patient should do their homework and understand what they can expect with the procedure. Choosing […]
Read MoreAlthough porcelain veneers and caps (also called crowns) are somewhat similar dental treatments, they serve different purposes. The best choice between the two will depend on the needs and desires of the patient. Veneers and crowns both require part of the natural tooth to be altered in order to be bonded to it. Because of this, […]
Read MoreSometimes covering up a problem isn’t going to solve it. With dental crowns, however, this isn’t the case. Crowns are used to protect, restore, and support broken or weakened teeth. For those who have severely discolored or sharp, malformed teeth, crowns can also be used to cover the teeth. They may be used to cover […]
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