Getting Crowned: Treating Your Teeth Like Royalty

Posted on: 15 January 2021
Do you need to have a dental procedure done that will require sedation dentistry? If so, you're likely wondering about the type of sedation that will be used. Here is what you should know about IV sedation and oral sedation. Oral Sedation When a dentist refers to oral sedation, it is when you take a medication that will help ease your anxiety about going to the dentist in general. You either take the medication prior to going to the dentist and have someone drive you to your appointment or take it at the dental office and wait for it to kick in.
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Posted on: 15 January 2021
For many suffering from poor self-esteem and embarrassment because of bad teeth, dental veneers can provide relief. They can also strengthen weak and worn teeth and close gaps that cause discomfort. If you're considering dental veneers, you might wonder if the procedure is quick and painless or if it involves more than you want to take on. Here are four basic steps in the dental veneer procedure to know before making your decision.
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Posted on: 1 December 2020
Bruxism occurs in people who clench and grind their teeth together at night or during the day. The condition normally occurs in children, but many adults suffer from teeth grinding as well. If you suffer from teeth grinding and need help treating it, seek adult dental treatment today. Learn more about teeth grinding and the adult dental treatments available to you below. What Should Adults Know About Bruxism? Although bruxism can be mild and manageable in some people, the condition can be extremely problematic for others.
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Posted on: 20 October 2020
Dentists will only remove a permanent tooth when it cannot be preserved. Prior to the extraction, your dentist will discuss your options for replacing the tooth. This might be with a dental implant, a dental bridge, or a partial denture. Sometimes this replacement will not be fitted immediately after the extraction. It might be a matter of finances, insurance, or another reason altogether. However, when your dentist suggests an additional procedure at the time of the extraction—a procedure to preserve your dental socket, here's why you should seriously consider this option.
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