When your tooth is impacted by physical trauma or an advanced cavity, a long-term form of protection will be required. A carefully constructed dental crown can offer this kind of support. Placing one that can be trusted to keep your tooth safe requires careful advance measurements. Providing a crown that offers this support while also boasting a lifelike appearance will require the right materials.
Our Dallas, TX dental office can provide an attractive, durable,
secure dental crown for our patients. In addition to providing a restoration with lasting benefits, we can actually shorten your treatment time, as your procedure can be fit into just a single appointment! This is possible thanks to the CEREC technology we use to treat patients, as we are able to measure and prepare your tooth, design your restoration, and produce it so that it can be secured without delay.
If you need treatment for a cavity, will you need to worry over how that treatment will affect your smile? Dental offices that rely on metal fillings that contain mercury can place restorations that stand out whenever you smile and speak. In addition to being conspicuous, these restorations can make you uneasy because of that inclusion of mercury and other potentially harmful substances. Our Dallas, TX dental office provides a commitment to holistic dentistry, which means we offer services that fully protect your well-being. One way we do this is by using safe and lifelike materials like ceramic and composite resin when placing restorations.
Does a metal filling remain in your smile to inform the world you had to undergo dental work? If so, you can feel frustrated by its prominence, and by how much it stands out next to your natural enamel. What you can also worry about is the potential health effect of a restoration made with amalgam or mercury remaining in your mouth. What you should know is that you do not have to feel stuck with this kind of restoration. 
Every trip to the dentist's office for a routine checkup provides protection against oral health threats. What you should know is that by 
We all want a smile that looks fantastic and makes a great first impression. But for many, dental misalignment could stand in the way of this dazzling smile. However, with orthodontic treatment, we can address your uneven smile and protect your teeth from the impact of malocclusion. In today’s blog, our 
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a common sleep disorder, and one in which you actually stop breathing several times a night. Without treatment, the disorder could leave you exhausted and even strain your heart and immune systems. Fortunately, our 
Do you have a smile with crooked, crowded, or overlapping teeth? Dental misalignment can develop for a number of reasons, but without treatment this could have negative impacts on the health and beauty of your smile. While you may feel uncomfortable with the idea of metal braces, we could offer a more cosmetic alternative. Our 
Tooth loss can take a devastating toll on more than just your appearance. Losing several teeth makes it difficult to bite and chew, which limits what you can eat and makes maintaining a balanced diet more difficult. It also leaves you vulnerable to jawbone resorption, a problem that affects your health as well as your appearance. It can be a relief to learn just how much good prosthetic work can do for restoring your well-being while also making you happy with your smile once again. 
How much good can treatment for tooth loss really do when it comes to improving your quality of life? With a lifelike prosthetic, you can feel more confident in your smile, but can you also take on problems like reduced bite support and other concerns? 
In addition to removing the remnants of foods and drinks we enjoyed throughout the day, our oral hygiene efforts fight the accumulation of bacteria. Microbes that gather in our mouths form plaque, which will harden to tartar in time. The unwelcome bacteria present will release harmful acids as they digest food sources they find in our mouths, damaging our enamel.
Disinfection is important to preventive care and services that fight active oral health issues.