You’re certainly not the only one. The holidays are a dangerous time for smiles, and every year, dentists see people who experience damage to their enamel while spending time with their families. but if a stray turkey bone caused you to crack or break a tooth, then it’s time to talk to your dentist about… Read more »
Cracked or broken a tooth? Then it’s time to talk to your dentist about restoration. Your mouth is a complex area of your body, and when you lose the protection of your enamel, you become at risk of infection. So, when you damage your enamel, it is important to meet with your dentist to talk… Read more »
If you have experienced a cracked or broken tooth, then it is important to speak with your dentist quickly about what has happened. This can be a tough time, but waiting to call your provider can only make the situation worse. While you wait, bacteria can start to cause serious damage to your smile, and… Read more »
Your smile needs healthy enamel in order to stay safe. This material is the hardest substance found in your body, even tougher than bone, but it can become compromised due to a number of things, including tooth decay and injury. Even small cavities can become big problems if ignored, so it is important to talk… Read more »
Your smile depends on the strength of your enamel, and when it becomes damaged, it can become a real problem for your oral health. Even though it is the hardest material that your body makes, it is not immune to damage, and you might be well aware of that fact. If you have recently broken… Read more »
When you crack or break one of your natural teeth, it can feel like the world stops spinning for a moment. But these things happen, so it can be helpful to talk to a dentist about what has happened. You cannot regrow your enamel, so once it has been lost, you need a little more… Read more »
When you chip or crack a tooth, it might not seem like a serious issue at the time. You may feel that you can talk about the topic with your dentist at your next biannual checkup and cleaning, and then, make moves from there. But the loss of your natural enamel is a serious situation,… Read more »
If you have started to experience pain or discomfort within one of your teeth, it could be a sign that in infection has set in. This can happen when the external enamel is damaged due to tooth decay or damage, leaving your vulnerable pulp at risk. The danger only increases with time, so it is… Read more »
Being told you have a cavity can be frustrating, especially when you do your best to avoid this. When this happens, it’s important to seek repairs as soon as possible. Your Riverside Dental Group team in CA may accomplish this with options like fillings or inlays depending on the severity of decay. Today, we’ll explain… Read more »
What if you have an oral health issue too severe to be treated with a filling, but still minor enough that a full crown isn’t necessary? In these scenarios, we can help with partial crowns! In today’s blog, your Temecula, CA, dentists explain how we can restore smiles with lifelike and custom inlays and onlays.
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