Palm Bay Dentist

[...] treatment, it loses its chance of surviving in the mouth and will have to be extracted. A tooth extraction is irreversible. A tooth that is removed will be lost and one should suffer the consequences [...]

[...] which could destroy the whole structure of your tooth are the usual signals for that tooth extraction. Tooth extractions of problem teeth or damaged teeth are regularly done, since sometimes [...]

[...] extraction: This is almost always expected when the tissues have been traumatized during the tooth extraction. Sometimes, the patient may even present some cracking along the corners of the mouth. The [...]

[...] them into proper alignment and occlusion. e)      When a tooth is lost, as a result of a tooth extraction or an unfortunate accident, it can be replaced by an appropriate dental prosthesis. A [...]

[...] Tooth extractions are fairly simple procedures. When a tooth is way beyond restoration and no longer serves a [...]

[...] Tooth extractions are fairly simple dental procedures. It can be performed on both deciduous or permanent [...]

[...] destroy the whole structure of your tooth are the usual signals for that tooth extraction. Tooth extractions of problem teeth or damaged teeth are regularly done, since sometimes removal of permanent [...]

[...] Gum Disease is not always taken seriously by patients, especially since the early signs of disease do not [...]

[...] all plaque from this area will help avoid the risk of ruining your dental crown and developing gum disease. A consultation with your dentist is the only time when you will know if you are in need of a [...]

[...] . It is a preventive procedure that is sometimes therapeutic, if a patient is suffering from gum disease. Understand that teeth cleaning, although a fairly simple procedure bring about truly valuable [...]

[...] . Not only does smoking give you bad breath, it also leaves your gums and teeth prone to gum disease which in itself will cause bad breath. The simple fact is that if you smoke you will have [...]

[...] tooth should be resolved easily with a dental filling, but if the damage is so much bigger, a dental crown will be a better restorative option because it can reinforce the tooth and make it stronger. [...]

[...] damaged tooth to function properly. Depending on your dentist and cosmetic objectives, your dental crown could be made of: 1.  Porcelain - This is the most aesthetically pleasing dental crown, but [...]

[...] beautiful smile is one of the most important features of one’s external appearance. Veneers, dental implants, bonding, crowns are just some features in cosmetic dentistry that have brought the [...]

[...] aesthetics of the mouth through dental crowns, dental bridges, removable dentures and dental implants. f)       When a patient is feeling some pain pressure on the area of the ear, having [...]

[...] comes in for a procedure, the dentist can prescribe removable dentures, dental bridges or dental implants. Either of these options will successfully replace lost tooth or teeth to fill in gaps. This [...]

[...] through orthodontic treatment, and for minor cases, patients are given the option to go for dental crowns and veneers, - Do you have excessive gum show when you smile? Excessive gum show is quite [...]

[...] , even though it covers only the facial part of the teeth are slightly more expensive than dental crowns. Porcelain fused to metal crowns have a metal reinforcement, but veneers which are more like [...]

[...] Dental crowns are supposed to last approximately ten years starting from the day of application. But it’s no [...]

[...] a series of dental services to restore the function and aesthetics of the mouth through dental crowns, dental bridges, removable dentures and dental implants. f)       When a patient is feeling [...]

[...] Dental cavities are holes in the teeth more commonly known as tooth decay. Tooth decay is usually cause by [...]

[...] not just because of the obvious, but also because it delivers additional benefits to you: - Dental plaque is effectively eliminated. You already know that plaque is a significant culprit for disease. [...]