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A broken tooth may not be painful, and if the root is intact and not loose, you might think you can wait to seek treatment. However, broken teeth are…
If you are not bleeding, you can use NSAID medication to ease tooth pain. You might also use topical pain relievers made for oral use and apply a…
A single missing tooth may not sound too bad, but over time a missing tooth could cause other teeth to shift and lead to bone damage in the…
You may be a good candidate for dental implants if you do not have active gum disease, you have good bone density, and you are missing one or more…
With the right care and a good oral hygiene routine, crowns and bridges can last for about 10-15…
Most treatments are well tolerated by patients and are performed with local anesthesia to minimize any pain or…
The longevity of your results will depend on what treatments you had and how you care for your smile after your cosmetic dental care. Most…
Procedures that only offer a cosmetic benefit like tooth whitening are generally not covered by most insurance plans. However, for treatments that…
You can generally resume normal routines within a day, but it’s important to avoid strenuous exercise that could impact healing. We’ll discuss…
We evaluate wisdom teeth during routine exams or with X-rays to check alignment and positioning. If these teeth crowd others or risk complications,…