What are Veneers? Veneers are extremely thin sheets of porcelain that are applied to the surface to enhance the cosmetic appearance of your teeth What is Composite bonding? Composite bonding is made up of
How important is it to floss? For decades, dental hygienists and healthcare professionals have insisted on the importance of regular flossing to maintain optimal oral hygiene; but is it really that important to floss? A
Common Dental Problems with Veneers Veneers are customizable tooth coverings that are applied on the outer aspect of your teeth by dentists, with the goal of correcting common dental problems such as tooth discoloration or
Diet Effects on Teeth ,gums and oral tissue The dietary choices you make have a profound impact on our overall health, and specifically our oral health. It is very important to pay attention to what
Sectional Veneers and Prep-less Veneers Dental Veneers or Dental Laminates are thin wafer like tooth coverings that are bonded to teeth to change their color, size, shape and/or angulation. The material used can be
Tooth Wear: Structural Inadequacies Upper jaw and lower jaw malalignment where all teeth do not interdigitate evenly will most likely result in worn teeth. Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) internal derangements frequently result in an inadequate
Worn Teeth Part 1 Depending on what part of the tooth is involved teeth wear is referred to as many different ways: Enamel Thinning, Tooth Erosion, Tooth Attrition, Tooth Abfraction, Tooth Abrasion, Transparent Tooth,
Geriatric Dentistry In older adults one of the many common problems is developing tooth decay. The cavities can not only happen on surfaces of teeth that have never been a problem before but also
Gingival Hyperplasia (Gum Overgrowth) There are several reasons that cause gum overgrowth. This is usually considered Gingival Hyperplasia. Gingival enlargement associated with inflammation. Periodontal disease is the most common reason for the enlargement and swelling
Altered Passive Eruption There are situations where teeth erupt but gums do not recede appropriately resulting in short clinical crowns (short fat teeth). The incomplete process is referred to as Altered Passive Eruption. This
