If you visit a dentist and he or she discovers a large cavity or a section of wear on the surface of your tooth, the dentist may recommend a restoration called an inlay. Since inlays are not quite as common as fillings or crowns, you may not be as familiar with them. Here is what you need to know about inlays and the process of having one put into place.
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Have you recently lost a tooth and do not how how you are going to replace it? A dental implant could be the best choice for you. Consider these three reasons why you should have the procedure done.
Implants Will Be Permanent
The number one reason to get a dental implant is because the implant itself could last your entire life. The titanium metal implanted into your jawbone won't wear down easily and is a non-reactive material.
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Whether you have your natural teeth or you have dental restorations such as crowns, veneers, or dental implants, certain medications can lead to problems with them, as well as with your gums. Not only can certain drugs cause problems with your tooth enamel, they can also heighten the risk for cavities, gum disease, and infection. Here are three prescription medications that can harm your teeth and gums, and what you can do to lower the risk:
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Oral surgery can be a huge commitment. After all, for most people it seems uncomfortable and invasive, and it takes you away from your everyday tasks. That said, oral surgery is often of the utmost importance, and without it, you may find yourself encountering medical problems that are substantially more complicated and expensive. So if you're debating whether or not you need oral surgery, take a look at some of the reasons below to set up an initial consultation.
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Taking care of your oral health is an important part of maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Oral decay, and tooth and gum loss as part of unhealthy oral health can cause you issues with speech, eating, smiling, and can affect your self-confidence. Fortunately, depending on the condition of your oral health and stage of any decay, there are many options to help prevent, heal, and repair teeth and gum decay and infection.
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