According to the American Dental Association (ADA), both electric and manual toothbrushes are effective at removing oral plaque that causes decay and disease.
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Crowns & Bridges
In modern dentistry, crowns and bridges represent foundational solutions for restoring dental health and enhancing aesthetic appeal. These prosthetics play integral roles in both functional restoration and cosmetic improvement, addressing various dental challenges with precision and durability.
Crowns: Enhancing Strength and Aesthetics
Crowns, also known as caps, are meticulously crafted covers that encase a damaged or weakened tooth above the gum line. They serve multiple purposes:
Protection and Restoration: Crowns are indispensable in reinforcing teeth compromised by extensive decay, fractures, or large fillings. By encasing the entire visible portion of the tooth, they restore structural integrity and prevent further damage.
Cosmetic Enhancement: Beyond functionality, crowns are pivotal in aesthetic dental treatments. They effectively conceal discolorations, irregularities, or misshapen teeth, ensuring a natural and harmonious smile.
Material Diversity: Modern crowns are available in various materials, each offering unique advantages. From traditional porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM) crowns, which balance strength with aesthetic appeal, to all-ceramic options that provide superior natural-looking results, dentists can tailor treatments to meet individual patient needs.
Bridges: Bridging Gaps for Seamless Smiles
Dental bridges represent an elegant solution for replacing missing teeth, thereby restoring both function and facial aesthetics:
Functional Restoration: By filling gaps left by missing teeth, bridges restore the ability to chew and speak naturally. This functional restoration is crucial for maintaining overall oral health and quality of life.
Types and Applications: Bridges come in several configurations, including traditional bridges anchored by crowns on adjacent teeth and innovative cantilever bridges for scenarios with only one adjacent tooth. Maryland (resin-bonded) bridges offer a conservative alternative, minimizing alteration of adjacent teeth while providing secure placement.
Advancements in Design: Contemporary dental bridges benefit from advancements in materials and fabrication techniques, ensuring optimal fit, durability, and aesthetic integration with natural teeth. CAD/CAM technology allows for precise digital impressions and custom fabrication, enhancing both comfort and longevity for patients.
Dental News & Information
We know your first thought must be “What do you mean if my bite is normal?”, and we get it does sound a litttle weird but it’s actually possible for your bite to be misaligned.
