If you have a tooth that is irregularly shaped, worn down, or in poor structural condition, your dentist may recommend that you get the tooth fitted for a dental crown. A dental crown is a cover that fits over your tooth; it comes in an assortment of materials and is intended to give the tooth a natural appearance. If a dental crown is in your future, take a few moments to understand what to expect after the procedure.
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Emergency! Handling Common Dental Emergencies
Even relatively minor dental issues can become more serious if left untreated. Knowing what to do could help prevent more serious and permanent damage to your mouth and your health in general. Read on to learn more about handling some common dental emergencies.
Toothache
The sudden sharp pain in your mouth should serve as a warning sign that you have a more serious issue to contend with: it could be a cracked or broken tooth, a cavity, or even an abscess.
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Have A Cracked Tooth But Haven't See A Dentist In Years? What To Consider
If you're looking to fix a cracked tooth and you worry that you don't have the funds to have an implant put in or that your bones aren't dense enough to support an implant, a dental bridge is a practical and reliable option. This can be done quickly and without pain, and you can use the bridge just like you would use a regular tooth in your mouth. Here are a few things you want to consider and decide before you go in to have the bridge put on.
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2 Reasons To Ask A Dentist About Same-Day Crowns
A same-day crown is one of the best options available to you when it comes to rebuilding a severely decayed or broken tooth, mostly because it is so easy and convenient to get. Unlike traditional dental crowns, a same-day crown can be fabricated and applied to your tooth during the same appointment that you will have a root canal or other decay removing procedure performed. Listed below are two reasons to ask a dentist about the availability of same-day crowns.
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