205 E Houston St.
Cleveland, TX 77327
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If you have harmed one of your pearly whites, it is crucial that you have it repaired as soon as possible. In many cases, it can be restored with a dental crown. This is a protective cap that is placed over your tooth to prevent the damage from worsening and avoid infections. At Cleveland Family Dentistry, we offer same-day restorations with CEREC technology. With this option, you can repair the area quickly and get back to your plans.
In recent blogs, we have discussed how fillings and root canal treatment can help restore your smile after damage. Problems such as decay can usually be fixed with these procedures. However, if the area is infected, the pulp is no longer functional, or the area is otherwise untreatable, the best option may be to remove it. At Cleveland Family Dentistry in Texas, we offer extractions to bring your oral health back to normal.
When you have tooth decay, this can be treated with a filling. However, if you do not get this taken care of, it can lead to a severe cavity or infection. Cleveland Family Dentistry can restore the tooth at this stage with root canal treatment. In today’s blog, we will be discussing signs that may indicate that you have severe decay.
While dental decay is a prevalent problem among patients, this can be preventable and treatable. Cavities can be prevented with consistent oral hygiene and can be restored in most cases with a filling. At Cleveland Family Dentistry, we use composite resin fillings to treat cavities. This material has several benefits including longevity, natural appearance, and can be easily bonded to any tooth.
In our last blog, we discussed how prosthetics such as bridges or dentures can replace missing teeth. While these are a great solution for many people, there are a few disadvantages to them. If you are looking for a prosthetic option that can assist in preserving your jawbone, aid in chewing and is long-lasting, implants may be a more suitable option. Today, your Cleveland Family Dentistry is here to discuss how this option compares to a bridge or dentures.
Do you have gaps in your smile from lost permanent teeth? This may be due to an accident or other condition. If so, Cleveland Family Dentistry may be able to help you. There are several options available when it comes to replacing a missing tooth. In today’s blog, we will be discussing the differences between dental bridges and dentures so that you can choose the best option for your needs.
We are just a few weeks into the new year. If you have not scheduled your first checkup of 2024, this is your reminder to do so now. Even if you feel like your teeth are in great health, these cleanings can detect early signs of cavities, gum disease, and even oral cancer. Your Cleveland, TX, family dentistry offers checkups for the entire family and restorative treatment when necessary.
Do you wake up with headaches often? Do you ever hear a popping noise when you adjust your jaw? If so, you may have temporomandibular joint disorder (also known as TMJ or TMD). While this condition may not be immediately life-threatening, it can be uncomfortable and annoying. Your Cleveland, TX, dental team has a non-surgical way to help alleviate your symptoms. This can improve your physical, mental, and dental health.
Your little one should begin seeing the dentist regularly before they start kindergarten. These checkups and cleanings look different than your visits, though. At Cleveland Family Dentistry in Cleveland, TX, we can help educate you and your child on proper care and prepare them for orthodontics. In today’s blog, we will be discussing the importance of pediatric visits.
There are many benefits to having cosmetic enhancements done for your smile. At Cleveland Family Dentistry in Cleveland, TX, we offer many ways to visually improve your appearance. Professional whitening, bonding, and contouring can create a more even-looking grin and boost your confidence. We also offer veneers, which are a long-lasting dental improvement. In today’s blog, read the top three reasons why you should choose this procedure.