Dentures are used as a replacement for teeth and can easily be removed and put back in. Today, dentures look more like natural teeth, so people can’t tell someone has them unless they remove them. The two types of dentures are partial and full, and your dentist will help determine what’s best for you.
Dental crowns are a fairly simple, painless procedure. Once your dental crown is on, you’re ready to go! You shouldn’t be able to tell a difference, even when eating. However, it’s important to take proper care of your dental crown to ensure it lasts as long as a lifetime.
Dental implants can be used to replace a single tooth, multiple teeth, or even the entire upper or lower jaw of teeth. They are ideal for patients who have missing teeth, decay, or a periodontal disease. The success rate for dental implants is very high, although there can be complications. One of those complications can be an infection.
A root canal is a procedure that eliminates bacteria from an infected root canal, prevents reinfection, and saves the natural tooth. During the procedure, the pulp from the infected root canal is removed. Next, the inside of the tooth is cleaned and disinfected, then filled and sealed. It sounds more painful than it actually is.
When getting dentures, your dentist should talk to you about the different options you have. Dentures should fit securely, but they can become loose over time. Loose dentures can create sore spots, discomfort, and poor function, which can be frustrating and uncomfortable. If you’re worried about this happening to you, here’s how you can avoid these potential issues.
Dental crowns are snug “caps” that are placed over your tooth due to damaged teeth. The damaged tooth gets reshaped to fit the dental crown, which completely covers your tooth. Dental crowns can be made of different types of materials, such as ceramic.
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