Perhaps you've faithfully taken care of your teeth over the years, flossing and brushing them as required and making sure they remain in good shape. Unfortunately, some people still end up with damaged teeth despite taking care of their teeth. Your teeth's color, size, and appearance might change over time. Issues such as decay, cracks, and stains on your teeth can make it difficult to enjoy a beautiful smile. Luckily, you can restore your teeth through various restorative procedures.
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Just the mention of a root canal can strike fear into the hearts of many people. For some, a root canal procedure seems like an extremely painful treatment. And for other people, the cost of root canal therapy may put them off. But if your dentist has recommended a root canal, they have done so because you have—or may soon have—infected material inside one of your teeth.
Root canal treatment removes the infected tissue from inside an infected tooth.
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If your tooth is decayed or badly damaged, your dentist may recommend a tooth extraction. Kids also need tooth removal services to get rid of the baby teeth or damaged and decaying teeth.
Dental extractions are often a concern for both adults and kids regardless of the purpose. This is why dentists try to answer all of the questions their patients have before the procedure is done. Here are some answers to common questions you or your child may have if you are scheduled for dental extractions.
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When your molar is chipped, it's a good idea to cover it with a crown even if the damage isn't highly visible when you smile. A crown helps to protect the underlying tooth from decay, and it also helps stop it from being damaged further when you're chewing food. When placing a crown on a molar, dentists have used porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns for decades. PFM crowns are created by adhering porcelain to a metal backing that gives it added durability.
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It's tough to feel confident when you don't believe your teeth are up to par. Your smile is easily one of the first things anyone notices when they see you and when this part of your anatomy is less-than-perfect, you could find yourself withdrawing from others because you don't want to deal with the pangs of embarrassment. You may realize how much your social life has started to suffer and you are determined to do something about the appearance of your cracked, chipped, or broken teeth.
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