Dental fillings vary widely in durability depending on three things: the material of the filling, the dental hygiene of the person with a filling, and the preventative steps followed to increase filling longevity.
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Emergencies occur in medical offices of every kind, and dental offices are no exception. Many transpire due to stress and anxiety. Knowing the number of people nervous to visit the dentist, that might not be too surprising.
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Invisalign provides an alternative to braces for straightening teeth. It is a preferred method because of the appearance, comfort, and ease of care.
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An implant crown is a fake tooth attached to the implant (fake root). Implants improve both your smile and eating capabilities, and they are an alternative to bridges and dentures. When implants are surgically placed, they are usually left to heal before attaching a permanent crown. Sometimes, the dentist will add a temporary crown.
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Every smile is unique. Some smiles have long teeth, some have short teeth. Some smiles are wide, and some show a lot of gum tissue; these are sometimes called “gummy” smiles. Gummy smiles are beautiful just like all other smiles, and there is nothing unhealthy about a gummy smile. However, if you are unhappy with your gummy smile, there is a simple solution.
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Dental bridges replace a single tooth or a span of missing teeth using the adjacent healthy teeth to support the bridge. Patients who have a dental bridge placed usually do not have to make significant changes to their diet, but there are some foods that should be avoided.
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A dental cleaning is when a dentist or dental hygienist cleans your teeth above the gumline. Those with periodontal disease, also known as gum disease, require periodontal cleaning, which is cleaning below the gumline.
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Dentures and dental implants are among the most popular options to replace missing teeth. The right choice for you depends on your budget, personal preferences, and bone density.
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Cavities can cause tooth sensitivity, pain when chewing, and/or a toothache. When you get a cavity, it’s important to have a dentist fix it with a filling. Sometimes people can have multiple cavities and need all of them filled.
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Life is unpredictable and accidents can happen when you least expect it. It is important to prepare and educate yourself ahead of time, so you know what to do and can act quickly when accidents do happen. Read on to learn about what to do in case of a dental emergency.
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It is a simple fact of life that, as we get older, our bodies show signs of aging. This includes our teeth, which can become yellow, stained, or misshapen over time. The good news is that yellowing and stains can be corrected with teeth whitening treatments, and it’s never too late to have this procedure done.
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While your dentist can learn a lot about your dental health just by examination, some things are invisible to the naked eye, even that of a dentist. This is where X-rays come into play.
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While your dentist can learn a lot about your dental health just by examination, there are some things that are invisible to the naked eye, even that of a dentist. This is where X-rays come into play.
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If you want straighter teeth but you don’t want metal braces crowding your smile, Invisalign could be right for you. Invisalign are clear plastic aligner trays that slowly shift your teeth into proper alignment.
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Botox is a purified protein that, when injected into the skin, temporarily paralyzes the muscles in that area. It is widely used for smoothing out facial wrinkles.
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Botox is the nickname for the botulinum toxin, a purified version of the protein found in expired foods like canned tomatoes. When its purified version is injected into the facial muscles, it will temporarily smooth out wrinkles by paralyzing the muscles.
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Botox is not just for facial wrinkles anymore. Our office at Cascade Dental Care is now certified to administer cosmetic and dental Botox. Dentists can provide Botox treatments to their patients for many reasons, from smoothing out frown lines to treating a dental condition.
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When you have a bad toothache, it can be tempting to have an extraction just to stop the pain. No more tooth equals no more pain, right? While there are circumstances in which the only option is to remove the tooth, it’s often possible to keep your tooth and be pain-free with a root canal procedure.
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With the help of X-rays, your dentist can examine your teeth, roots, gums, and jawbone in detail. This means they can also diagnose and then treat dental problems early on, saving you money, pain, and sometimes even your life.
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In the past if you had sensitive teeth, options for achieving a bright smile have been lacking. But dental technology advances quickly, and today, there are many avenues one can take to brighten their sensitive teeth.
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