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According to archeological records, primitive dental implants may have been used in prehistoric times, and they were surprisingly common by 600 AD. Modern dental implants have been available since the 1970s, but they did not explode in popularity until the 1990s. Although they are now considered the best option for tooth replacement, dental implants are still shrouded in myths and legends. …
Dentists who do good work can be difficult to find, but it can be especially challenging to find one that is truly right for your family. Some do not use the latest techniques. Some specialize in particular patient groups that exclude some family members. Some may have a rushed approach to dental health or lack the right bedside manner to …
If you have a badly decayed or damaged tooth, a dental crown may the best solution for you. Traditional lab-created crowns can be the right choice in some scenarios, but more and more dentist and patients are turning to CEREC same day crowns instead. Depending on who you ask, CEREC stands for either CERamic REConstruction or Chairside Economical Restoration of …
Although you may dream of the “perfect smile,” teeth that are too straight, too white, and too perfect tend to look fake. If you are absolutely set on this type of smile, you may need to have your lips, cheeks, and other facial features reshaped or plumped to support the look. For most people, the perfect smile is actually the …
Cosmetic dentistry refers to all dental procedures that are performed to improve the aesthetics, rather than the health or functionality, of your smile. Cosmetic dentistry may not be essential for oral health, but it can have a massive impact on your mental and emotional health, making you feel freer and more confident. Here’s how cosmetic dentistry can boost your self …
Until relatively recently, cosmetic dentistry was extremely limited. People whose teeth were healthy were considered lucky, even if those teeth were discolored, misshapen, or crooked. Restoration procedures such as crowns, fillings, and dentures were necessary, but often aesthetically and functionally poor, as then-existing technologies did not allow them to blend with the surrounding teeth. 1. Self-Confidence Today, it seems like …