Cosmetic Dentistry Guide

Tooth loss has a profound impact on the lives of people, it can be disabling as it is usually associated with an elderly population. It's easy to understand why dental implants have become very popular these days. The technology has advanced rapidly in recent years to provide a solution to the aesthetic, functionality and other health issues resulting from missing teeth. Implant dentistry is highly predictable, offers greater flexibility with regards to treatment possibilities, and can give patients fully functional teeth in as short as an hour with minimum discomfort. Most of us think of dental implants procedures as an advanced futuristic development in dentistry but conventional dental implants are not the ideal solution for replacing missing teeth as the healing process extends from 3-9 months and there is an additional failure rate varying from 5 to 10% depending on patients general health as well as the quantity and quality of the bone in the recipient site. Moreover, ...

Many of us have had silver fillings, but holistic dentists in Preston have made noticeable metal fillings a thing of the past. Aside from creating a more appealing smile visually, mercury-free fillings may also be better for your general health. Despite warnings and scientific proof that composite fillings are a better option than metal fillings, many patients are not well-informed as to the benefits of mercury-free restorations and the risks associated with the use of amalgam fillings. The Poisons in our Teeth  clearly explain why amalgam (silver) fillings are hazardous to our general well-being and health. Mercury amalgam fillings continuously release mercury vapor, the most poisonous, naturally occurring, non-radioactive substance on earth, into your body. The mercury amalgams emit contributes to over 100 health issues, including: heart disease autoimmune diseases, such as, fibromyalgia and Multiple Sclerosis ) chronic fatigue syndrome Allergies and ...

Dental crown is the best and the most aesthetic means to protect and reconstruct a damaged tooth! Do broken, worn, or decayed teeth make you self-conscious when you smile? Dental crowns are caps that resemble the shape and overall appearance of a natural tooth, and are used to cover a natural tooth to improve its function and/or appearance. Dental crowns fit snugly over damaged teeth to enhance their structural integrity. Beautiful, life-like porcelain crowns can give you a whiter, healthier smile that you'll be ecstatic to share. When dental crowns are cemented into place, they fully enclose the part of the tooth that can be seen at and above the gum line. A dental crown is essentially a new exterior for your teeth. Dental crowns can help you in the following dental conditions: When a broken or worn tooth needs its appearance and function to be restored, dental crowns can provide a more permanent solution than fillings . Dental crowns can cover a t...

Traditionally, people with missing teeth, or structural tooth problems, like fractures or teeth severely damaged by decay, were subject to endless dentist visits and a mouthful of very unnatural looking false teeth. We have advanced the science of crowns and bridges to offer solutions that remedy problems safely and restore a full, attractive, natural smile. When a tooth is fractured, has a large, old filling, or is severely damaged through decay, we may recommend the placement of a crown, or cap. Dental crowns strengthen and protect the remaining tooth structure and can improve the appearance of your smile. Types of crowns include the full porcelain crown, the porcelain-fused-to-metal crown and different variations of these. Crowns surround the entire tooth, unlike a veneer which just covers the visible surface of the tooth. Fitting a crown requires at least two dental visits. Before crowns, the only real option for a broken down tooth was extraction. ...