Getting dental replacements of any kind can be difficult, not because of pain or lack of opportunities, but because there are so many good options to choose from. If you find yourself stuck between the idea of getting multiple dental implants or a bridge, here's what you need to know about which solution is better.
Individual Implants
Dental implants are praised for their ability to permanently take the place of real teeth.
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Getting a dental crown is a quite common dental procedure. However, it can still seem very scary to you if you have never received a dental crown before. If you're about to get a dental crown for the first time, here are some common questions you may have.
1. In What Situations Is A Dental Crown Needed?
Your first thought may be if a dental crown is really necessary for your situation.
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Brushing and flossing will help protect your smile, but your tooth enamel may still be in distress at some point in time. Food residue, plaque, bacteria, and even harsh brushing can erode the tooth enamel, increasing your risk of tooth sensitivity, decay, and even painful infections. Restoring this enamel is possible in some cases, but professional help may be necessary. With this guide, you will learn about remineralization and if you are a good candidate for this method of restoring your tooth enamel.
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Everyone knows bad breath is not ideal. While bad breath can often be eradicated by a quick mouth rinse or teeth brushing, some continue to suffer from it despite their proper oral hygiene. There are some issues and habits which lend themselves to bad breath despite the measures taken. Here are some examples:
Ketogenic Diet
A ketogenic diet, or one that is low in carbohydrates, is often accompanied by bad breath as a side effect.
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Many children who have been diagnosed with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome have crooked teeth and can benefit from careful treatment of orthodontic devices. However, children with Ehlers-Danlos (EDS) also often require head and neck MRIs, which can be difficult to obtain correct images when orthodontic devices are in place.
Fortunately, braces and other orthodontic devices can be temporarily removed if necessary. Here's what you need to know if your child has been diagnosed with EDS—or may have the condition—and wears metal braces.
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