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Your smile is one of the first things people see when they meet you. If you have missing teeth and gaps throughout your grin, it could hurt your self-confidence. It could also affect the function of your oral cavity, too, by creating changes in your ability to eat or drink. The team at your Cleveland, TX, family dentistry offers prosthetic options that can replace your lost pearly whites. In today’s blog, we will be comparing each method.
Recently, we have discussed several ways your smile can be repaired after harm. Your Cleveland, TX family dentist offers treatments such as crowns that can fix broken teeth, tooth extractions to avoid severe damage, and composite resin fillings that treat cavities and look natural. In today’s blog, we will explain the process of this restoration. Even with good oral hygiene practices, cavities can still occur. It is important to treat them as soon as possible to prevent them from worsening.
There are several treatments available that can help restore your smile after damage or harm. Cavities can be remedied with fillings, broken teeth can be fixed with a crown, and root canals are available to address severe decay. Root canal treatment can be used to relieve discomfort and restore the function of your smile. The team at Cleveland Family Dentistry can help guide you through this process so that you know what to expect.
Are you experiencing a severe toothache? Have you seriously damaged one of your pearly whites? If this has happened to you, your dentist may recommend that the structure be removed to protect the rest of your smile. Being told you will need to undergo a more invasive treatment can be intimidating, but it is often an essential step in renewing your oral health after extreme harm. The team at your Cleveland, TX, family dentist is here to guide you through this process and help you feel more comfortable.
Do you know what to do if you harm a tooth? This can be a scary situation that may cause discomfort and worry. Your Cleveland, TX, dental team can help you through this problem and repair your pearly whites. In many cases, this can be fixed with a dental crown that could renew the appearance and function of your tooth.
In a recent blog, we discussed restorations that are available in our office to repair your pearly whites after they have been harmed. Nearly every adult will have at least one cavity in their lifetime. When this happens, it is important to have the area treated promptly. This is a very common problem, but there are ways to reduce your chances of tooth decay. Cleveland Family Dentistry offers preventive care to help protect your smile against cavities and offers restorative care that can repair your tooth after one has occurred.
Recently, we discussed the importance of routine dental checkups. These visits can help prevent and monitor for a variety of concerns. If your dentist does find any potential problems, they may recommend restorations to repair the issue. Today, we’ll go over the many restorative treatments that your Cleveland, TX, family dentistry offers.
As a general rule, you should see your dentist twice a year. If it has been quite a while since your last appointment, do not put this off any longer. The team at your Cleveland, TX, family dentist is here to guide you through your checkup so that you feel at ease. Putting this visit off for too long could result in needing emergency dental work or more extensive restorations in the future, so come in as soon as you are able.
Your dentist can help with more than just cavities or aching teeth. Your Cleveland, TX, dental team can help diagnose and treat other problems such as bruxism or TMJ. These common conditions can harm your pearly whites, and cause frequent headaches, or tooth sensitivity which can be frustrating. In today’s blog, we will discuss what may cause these issues and how you can get help without surgery.
As a general rule, you should come in for a cleaning and examination twice a year. These checkups help keep your smile healthy by monitoring for early signs of potential issues. Your little one should be coming in for these visits, too, starting around the age of three. Cleveland Family Dentistry offers preventive and restorative care for patients of all ages.