A dental inlay is a tooth-filling tool commonly used to fill dental caries or cavities. It is often already moulded into a particular shape to fit into the grooves of the teeth. They are different from typical dental fillings as dental fillings are generally liquid and are usually a form of amalgam. On the
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Teeth whitening is the most common and desired cosmetic dental procedure. It is performed to enhance the appearance and shade of the natural teeth. It can help improve the appearance of the patient and can provide a boost in confidence and self-esteem. There are two basic kinds of whitening treatments available, in-office whitening treatments and
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Preventive dental care refers to oral healthcare that helps in the prevention of various dental diseases. It also helps keep the teeth and gums strong and clean. Preventive dental care generally involves regular dental cleaning once every year, oral examinations, and X-rays of teeth for better observations by dentists, etc. The patient himself can practice
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Wisdom Tooth Removal is usually perceived to be a nightmare for most people of any age. People dread having to go to the dentist to extract a tooth. While the fear is understandable, there needs to be a way to overcome it. Tackling fear usually begins with awareness. We often get scared of things we
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Oral surgery is a surgical procedure that is performed in or around your jaw and mouth area. They are specific and focus on reconstructing the complications in the mouth area. Oral surgeries are of various types, such as facial trauma surgery, oral cavity surgery, and facial cosmetic surgery. If you require surgery, your dental care
When was the last time you were checked for oral cancer? Ask your dentist about oral cancer screening at your next appointment.
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 An implant supported bridge is a great way to replace multiple missing teeth and restore both the aesthetics and function of your mouth. The dental implants are placed on either side of the space requiring support. It typically requires multiple appointments to complete the process. Dental Implants provide a permanent solution to replace the
PLAY VIDEO A Root Canal is needed when the nerve of a tooth has become damaged by injury or infected by decay. This procedure saves the tooth, therefore assisting in restoring it to natural function. First of all, your doctor numbs the area and then creates an opening in the tooth to access the root’s
PLAY VIDEO When a tooths sructure is compromised, a crown rebuilds the tooth to optimal shape and function. A cron is usually made of ceramic or a composite material. With a CAD/CAM crown, your doctor uses state of the art technology to image your tooth in 3D, which feeds into a computer to aid redesigning