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Posted on: 28 March 2017

If you are like most people, you have heard of dental crowns and know of their most common use of restoring a tooth after a root canal. While dental crowns, sometimes called "caps," are useful after a root canal, they are also used to improve smiles in several other ways. Read on to learn about two additional ways dental crowns are used by dentists to improve the health and appearance of smiles.
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Posted on: 28 March 2017

If you have been recently informed by your dentist that you need a root canal, then you may not be thrilled about the news. This is totally normal. Root canals are by far one of the most feared dental treatments. They really are not as scary as you may think though, and there are actually some things that you should do to prepare for the treatment. Some tips are not so common or well-known.
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Posted on: 28 March 2017

Ask just about anyone you know and they will tell you that a bad tooth can be one of the most painful experiences ever. Even with a toothache being so painful, there are many people who will do everything they can to avoid getting a tooth extracted by the dentist. Most of the time, the reluctance to have a tooth pulled is relative to some basic fears. If you are dealing with a bad tooth that truly needs to be pulled, it's important to get those unwarranted fears out of the way first.
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Posted on: 28 March 2017

Having a dental crown is a wonderful thing because it can either help a tooth that was very deteriorated and needed to be rebuilt, or it can fill a spot that didn't have a tooth at all. However, just like your real teeth, dental crowns are going to need to be specially cared for to ensure that they last as long as possible and function properly for you. Here are three tips for caring for your dental crowns.
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