Pinhole Surgical Technique
Pinhole gum surgery is a surgical technique used to treat gum recession, without grafting.
Implant Dentures
The Implant Supported Prostheses treatment replaces your missing teeth with a full dental bridge supported by dental implants.
Porcelain Veneers
Veneers are an ideal cosmetic solution for everyone who desires a beautiful smile with minimal invasions into their teeth.
Dental Bonding
Laser teeth whitening allows us to whiten your teeth for as much as 8 shades in just one visit.
Root Canal
A dental restoration refers to procedures that a specialist performs to keep your mouth healthy and functional.
Fixed Denture Implants - What You Need to Know
Even if you've done what you can to prevent extraction, it's a moot point when you're left without all of your natural teeth. So here you are, living with dentures. But like many, you find that the daily chore of denture maintenance is too cumbersome, not to mention the fact that they don't feel anything like natural teeth. If you're ready to make a change and improve your quality of life (and smile) then it's time to consider a much better alternative - fixed denture implants.
What You Need to Know About Fixed Denture Implants as a Solution to Your Missing Teeth
Dental Veneer Indications - When Do You Need Veneers?
The Canadian Dental Association defines dental veneers as very thin shells (manufactured from porcelain or composite resin) that are attached to the front part of a tooth. They are used as a part of cosmetic dentistry to improve the appearance of teeth, providing recipients with a flawless smile. Today, we're here to answer your question about whether or not dental veneers are for you.
6 Signs You Need Dental Veneers to Restore Your Smile
How to Fix Worn Down Teeth - Treatment and Repair
Worn down dentition, or more simply put worn down teeth, is a condition where which a patient experiences progressive loss of a tooth’s surface due to actions beyond those which cause tooth decay or dental trauma. It is most commonly the result of abrasion, attrition, and erosion. Abrasion is typically associated with an improper brushing technique, but it is also evident in individuals who have the bad habit of using their teeth to bite and/or chew items that are not meant to be chewed/bitten (i.e. pens, fingernails, etc.). Attrition on the other hand, is predominantly linked to mastication or teeth clenching/grinding, which is why people suffering from bruxism exhibit worn down teeth. Lastly, erosion is common in patients who suffer from gastrooesophageal reflux disease (GORD or GERD) or eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia. Erosion is also evident in people with dry mouth syndrome (xerostomia) given that reduced salivary flow increases acid content in the mouth and results in worn down dentition. While you can nip the potential for future abrasion, attrition, and erosion by taking corrective action on your own where viable, this article is for those of you who already exhibit worn down teeth to the point that treatment and repair is necessary. Let's find out how you can correct this aesthetically displeasing condition and functional impediment with specialized dental care.
