Dental crowns, or caps, are commonly used to restore damaged or weakened teeth. By covering the visible portion of a tooth, a crown can improve both function and aesthetics. Crowns can be used after a root canal, to restore a broken tooth, or for cosmetic reasons like covering misshapen or discolored teeth. Choosing the right type of dental crown is key to ensuring a successful, long-lasting restoration. In this guide, we’ll explore the different ...
In the bustling environment of a dental office, many people focus on the skilled hands of the dentists and hygienists who ensure our oral health is in top shape. However, behind every successful dental practice, there is a linchpin who keeps the gears running smoothly—our office manager’s! September is Office Manager Appreciation Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the essential role these professionals play in our office! The Role of a Dental ...
Quality dental work is an investment in your long-term oral health. If you have a dental crown, you’re familiar with the financial investment, as well. Protect your investment by taking good care of your oral health, and your dental crown may last for over a decade. These tips will help you care for dental crowns, as well as your natural teeth, so they last for years to come. Address a Poor Fit At first ...
