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Bruxism, or teeth grinding, is more common than you might think. Moreover, it can have a big impact on your daily life; it greatly affects the health of your teeth, mouth, and jaw. There are a plethora of causes that range from emotional and environmental to jaw alignment issues. If you think you might suffer from grinding, your dentists at Cleveland Family Dentistry in Cleveland, TX can help.
A removable set of dentures, of a bridge supported with dental crowns, are not the only options for addressing tooth loss. Your Cleveland, TX, dentist could also use dental implants to create a new set of teeth. Implant dentistry means greater security, and new teeth that could last for decades to come, and possibly even a lifetime! In today’s blog, we’re letting you know all about the benefits of dental implants.
Even if you’ve lost all of your teeth, this doesn’t mean you’re destined to live with missing teeth. Your Cleveland, TX, dentist offers prosthetic dentistry to address severe cases of missing teeth, creating a complete prosthetic that replaces every tooth in your smile. In today’s blog, we’re looking at our removable and implant-secured options!
Our last blog focused on bridges, which address between one and up to three missing teeth in a row. But what if you have several other gaps spread out across your smile? In these situations, restoring function and beauty to your smile could mean you need a partial. In today’s blog, your Cleveland, TX, dentist will explain how we treat tooth loss with a partial denture.
A dental bridge will be custom-made and fitted for your smile, ensuring a comfortable experience and of course, a lifelike appearance. In today’s blog, your Cleveland, TX, dentist will discuss the benefits of addressing tooth loss, and how we secure your bridge with crowns placed on natural teeth, or using one or more secure and stable dental implants.
Sometimes, we cannot repair a tooth with a filling or a crown alone. Instead, we need to remove them to prevent complications for your oral health. In today’s blog, your Cleveland, TX, dentist will explain when you need an extraction, and how we take measurements to help you feel calm and comfortable throughout the procedure.
When we see someone with a very decayed or infected tooth, or one that has become cracked or chipped, we may suggest repair with a crown. In today’s blog, your Cleveland, TX, dentist will look at the difference between full and partial crowns, and explains how we create and place them in one day with CAD/CAM technology.
When an infection develops, this could mean painful symptoms and over time, the risk of a missing teeth. To avoid this loss and stop the discomfort, an endodontic treatment known as a root canal could be prescribed. In today’s blog, your Cleveland, TX, dentist will discuss how we treat infections with root canal therapy.
When a cavity forms, your tooth could begin to hurt and the risk of a serious infection could develop. To treat the cavity and safeguard your smile, then you may need a filling. Your Cleveland, TX, dentist can actually offer a lifelike filling using metal-free composite resin, which we tint to blend with your smile seamlessly.
Do you have crooked teeth, or do portions of your smile crowd or overlap one another? If so, then correcting your misalignment could mean not only a more attractive smile, but also benefits for your overall oral health too. Instead of relying solely on braces, your Cleveland, TX, dentist could recommend a series of clear, comfortable Invisalign® aligners.