Dental stains can alter the appearance of your teeth and leave you feeling self-conscious about your unappealing smile. They can occur from any number of sources including the natural processes of aging, dark beverages, and occasional tobacco use.

In most cases, Dr. [doctor_name] can whiten your teeth by administering a dental bleaching treatment. However, if you struggle to change the lifestyle habits that caused the dental stains, they will gradually return.

In a situation like this, Dr. [doctor_name] might recommend installing dental veneers onto the teeth that appear in your smile. The dental grade porcelain material they are created from can be made to mimic the white appearance of natural tooth enamel.

If one of your teeth has physical defects such as a chip, dental fracture, old filling, or a new cavity, Dr. [doctor_name] might recommend restoring it with a porcelain dental crown. This will completely replace the original tooth enamel layer with the same dental porcelain used for your dental veneers.

A second appointment will be needed once the dental lab has completed the dental veneers and any required dental crowns. Dr. [doctor_name] will then cement the dental work into place with a strong dental adhesive.

If you live in the [city], [state], area and your smile is in need of cosmetic restoration, you can call [phone] to set up a consultation appointment at [practice_name].

If you have broken or damaged teeth, or suffer from a cavity, consider restoring your smile with tooth-colored treatments that make use of CEREC® technology. Rejoice in the benefits of CEREC crowns and fillings. Here are a few tips about CEREC:

– In order to ensure the best fit possible, your dentist can adjust the crown as it is being crafted.
– CEREC crowns are also normally called same-day crowns because they are famous for being ready in a single day. That eliminates the need for a temporary crown as you wait weeks for your crown to arrive from a lab.

– CEREC crowns are fully customizable and designed based on each individual’s tooth’s precise needs.
– CEREC crowns can often last over a decade before needing to a potential restoration.
– CEREC crowns are crafted and milled at the dentist’s office using a computer which ensures quality and precision.
– CEREC technology is also used in tooth-colored dental fillings.

For an examination for a CEREC treatment by [practice_name] at our office in [city], [state], please book an appointment with Dr. [doctor_name] and our team by calling [phone]. We look forward to hosting your smile!

Dental restorations, like dental implants or denture implant anchors, typically require a strong, healthy bone structure to anchor them in place. If you suffered bone loss in the affected area from oral trauma or periodontal disease, Dr. [doctor_name] might recommend having a bone graft installed in advance of the restoration.

This is a simple outpatient oral surgery that often requires deep sedation. You will need to arrange for a friend or family member to drive you home afterward as the sedative effect may take awhile to fully dissipate.

Dr. [doctor_name] can sample the grafted bone tissues from your chin or a special surgical-grade cadaver. Dr. [doctor_name] will then make a small incision in your gums to gain access to the underlying bone structure. The grafted bone material will then be set into place and the gums will be sutured closed. As time goes on, your body will naturally integrate the graft into your existing bone structure.

The length of your recovery process will depend on your age, overall health, and quality aftercare. Tobacco use can prove to be significantly troublesome as it can irritate the gums, increase healing time, and potentially cause an infection. Be sure to follow the recommendations of your dentist.

If you are contemplating a dental restoration in [city], [state], call [phone] to schedule a consultation at [practice_name] today. We will be happy to help you with your dental needs and smile!

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Dental Veneers Can Look Just Like White Tooth Enamel