2017

What To Do About Those Craze Lines

Dentist Blog

If you have developed something that looks like a crack in your front tooth, but you don't feel anything like pain, you could have a craze line. This is a tiny crack in the enamel of your tooth that doesn't penetrate all the way through to the dentin. Because a layer of enamel is still intact, a craze line is more of a cosmetic issue than anything else. However, it can still be disturbing to look at, so here are a few things you can do to make that craze line look a lot better.

4 May 2017

How Dental Implants Can Help Your Surrounding Teeth

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If you have a few missing teeth, you may be trying to determine which method of replacing them is right for you. If you've heard about dental implants, you could be wondering if they would work for your smile. As it turns out, dental implants can not only perfectly restore a smile, but they can help out your remaining teeth, too. Keep reading to learn how dental implants could benefit your teeth and oral health.

27 April 2017

Mistakes To Avoid When You First Start Wearing Dentures

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If you have recently had your teeth pulled and have started the denture process, then you may be concerned about the initial wear period and how you will get used to your false teeth. This is an issue for many elderly individuals, and you may end up making some mistakes as you start to get used to your dentures. This is common, but you do want to avoid some serious wear mistakes, especially when you first begin wearing dentures.

26 April 2017

Bruxism: Is Teeth Grinding Prematurely Aging Your Face And Jaw?

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If you grind your teeth or clench your jaws at night, you may experience headaches, sore jaws, and even damaged teeth crowns. Teeth grinding, or bruxism, can also cause other problems, including premature aging. Premature aging can gradually change the shape and structure of your face over time. Learn more about the negative effects of bruxism and ways to overcome it below. How Can Teeth Grinding Affect Your Face? Under normal circumstances, the aging process occurs gradually.

20 April 2017

How A Dental Implant Actually Helps Your Jawbone Stay Strong

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When you lose a tooth and do not replace it, the gap you have in your mouth can lead to a number of different problems. A gap can lead to the shifting of your teeth, and it can also make it harder for you to chew foods. It's also important to realize that a gap in your mouth can also cause problems with the jawbone located in this area. The best thing you could do to avoid these issues is get a dental implant.

4 April 2017