Author: matthewssmiles

Sealants for Children

A dental sealant is a thin, temporary coating of tooth-colored resin that adheres to the surface of the teeth. It seals small cracks in the enamel and thus prevents food particles, plaque, and harmful bacteria from entering the oral cavity. Sealants are reportedly more effective than brushing alone at preventing cavities because they strengthen weak…
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Cost of Full Mouth Dental Implants

Cost of Full Mouth Dental Implants A dental implant is the best way to replace a missing tooth. The good news is that the appliance will restore the function of your dentition and boost aesthetic appeal. Full mouth dental implants are crucial because they replace most of your teeth. This way, you can smile, speak…
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How much do Veneers Cost

A dental veneer is a thin shell attached to a tooth’s surface. Most often veneers are made of resin composite or porcelain. Dental veneers are used to fix imperfections in teeth. People who have crooked or misshapen teeth often get dental veneers. Though dental veneers cost a lot of money, they are both durable and…
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Lower Partial Dentures: Cost, Benefits, and Types

Lower partial denture and Upper partials are needed when there are several missing teeth on the upper or lower jaw (arch). The teeth need replacing because over time the remaining teeth will try to fill the space in by shifting forward. Missing teeth also prevent proper chewing and will lead to digestion issues because the…
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Composite Veneers Vs. Porcelain Veneers

Patients seeking to correct teeth discoloration, gaps, chippings, or misshapen teeth find dental veneer a painless option that results in natural-looking teeth. This corrective treatment will improve the shape and shade of the teeth for a healthy smile. But, between composite veneers and porcelain veneers, how do you determine which procedure will work best to…
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Pros and Cons of Flexible Partial Dentures

Why Do I Need A Partial Denture? When teeth are missing it is best to fill in the spaces to keep the teeth from shifting forward. Having a full set of teeth helps with proper chewing and aids in the digestion of foods. The more the food is chewed the more able your body is…
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