Imagine flashing your revamped smile after getting those shiny new dental crowns. But wait – as you sip your hot cocoa or indulge in an ice cream cone, you’re met with an unexpected zing of discomfort. No need to worry; you’re not alone in this experience. Post-crown tooth sensitivity is a common occurrence, and we’re […]
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Both dental veneers and crown are options to restore the functionality and appearance of teeth. The most important difference between them is that a veneer covers only the front surface of the teeth whereas a crown will replace the entire visible portion of the tooth. No matter what the restoration process is, they involve some
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PLAY VIDEO Sometimes after a crown is placed on a tooth, complications can come about if there is not an exact fit between the crown and prepared tooth it was placed over. Symptoms of an ill-fitting crown include looseness or mobility, tooth pain or sensitivity or irregular wear to the opposing teeth. Eventually dark lines
PLAY VIDEO When repairing a cavity, an inlay can restore your tooth in a more durable manner than a traditional filling, while also mimicking a tooth’s natural shade. An inlay is typically made of ceramic, composite resin, or a combination of both. Your doctor uses a 3D (CAD/CAM) scanner to aid in designing the restoration. This