A root canal is a dental procedure recommended to patients with severe tooth decay. Once the cavity reaches the pulp of the tooth, the dentist will need to clean out the canal — by taking out the pulp and nerves inside the tooth — to remove bacteria and prevent reinfection. After cleaning out the root canal,
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10 Bad Habits That Ruin Your Teeth
The enamel that coats your teeth is the hardest substance in the human body. It forms a durable outer layer that protects vulnerable structures, but that does not make it invincible. Over time, enamel can wear down, and bad oral habits can significantly speed up this process. Sometimes, we consciously or unconsciously pick up harmful
Read MoreStrategies to Cope With Teeth Whitening Pain
Teeth whitening is a quick and painless procedure that restores your smile to a gleaming bright condition. With a brighter, Hollywood-style smile, you will feel more confident and attractive, which is one reason why this procedure is so popular. Some patients, however, experience teeth sensitivity after a teeth whitening procedure. How To Tell If Your Teeth
Read MoreWhat Happens to Your Teeth When You Get Veneers?
Since veneers are irreversible, you’re probably worried about what will happen to your teeth once you get them. That is understandable. Nevertheless, it is worth knowing that veneers are proven safe—and they are an effective and long-term solution to your cosmetic tooth problems! To further ease your concerns, keep reading to learn what exactly to expect during
Read MoreWhat to Expect After Getting Dental Crowns
A dental crown is a restorative treatment to prevent decay from spreading or to repair a damaged tooth. Dental crowns restore function and smile aesthetics. In some cases, you’ll receive a temporary crown first until Dr. Ari Binder can place a permanent one. Dr. Binder will help you decide on the ideal material for your permanent crown
Read MoreWhat to Expect After Getting Dental Crowns
A dental crown is a restorative treatment to prevent decay from spreading or to repair a damaged tooth. Dental crowns restore function and smile aesthetics. In some cases, you’ll receive a temporary crown first until Dr. Ari Binder can place a permanent one. Dr. Binder will help you decide on the ideal material for your permanent crown
Read MoreDo’s and Don’ts After a Tooth Extraction
Your permanent teeth are supposed to stay intact your whole life. However, there are certain conditions that may make a tooth extraction necessary. Some of the common reasons for a tooth extraction include tooth fracture, loosening of the teeth due to periodontal disease (serious gum infection), severe tooth decay, and third molar impaction (when a wisdom tooth fails to grow in
Read MoreWhat to Know About Dental Implants Before Getting Them
Having one or more missing teeth can be utterly frustrating: it can mess up your chewing ability and even ruin your appetite. Thankfully, dental implants offer an excellent, cost-effective, permanent solution for missing teeth. Dental implants feel and look like your natural teeth—which makes them superior to other teeth replacement options, such as dentures and dental bridges. Dental implants are a
Read MoreDo You Need a Root Canal? Symptoms to Watch Out For
A root canal therapy is a restorative dental procedure that involves the removal of the injured or infected pulp (the soft, inner part of the tooth), disinfecting and filling the area with medication, and placing a dental crown over the tooth for protection. Despite its notoriety for being a seemingly onerous and painful procedure, root canal therapy
Read MoreWill You Need Dental Implants in the Future?
Dental implants are a highly advanced dental solution for missing teeth. Each dental implant is a bio-grade metal post which is surgically implanted in place of the previous tooth. Once the implant has fully healed into the jawbone, the implant is fitted with a dental crown, which is a replacement tooth that is fastened over the implant.
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