In our last blog, we discussed the difference between endodontic treatments and oral surgery options. Endodontic treatment focuses on repairing the pulp of your tooth, whereas oral surgery can help with problems such as wisdom teeth. Today, your Riverside Dental Group of California is going to explore more about root canal treatments. This type of treatment may be needed if you have a severe cavity, an infected tooth, or have fractured the area. Although it is often thought of as a painful procedure, it can help relieve discomfort and restore the area.
Let’s Talk About Endodontics!
Being told you need invasive dental work, such as tooth extraction or a root canal, can be overwhelming. These procedures can seem intimidating and confusing. Your Riverside Dental Group team in California is here to guide you through the process. And, unlike other offices, we offer oral surgery and endodontic treatment in our own office, so you do not need to be referred elsewhere.
I’m An Adult – Is It Too Late For Orthodontics?
It is recommended that your first orthodontic visit should be around the age of seven years old. These early consultations allow for preliminary treatment, such as spacers or retainers, to help shorten the patient’s treatment time. By the time these patients reach their adulthood, they will have straight teeth. However, if you were unable to go through this process as a child or teenager, it is not too late. Riverside Dental Group in California offers a variety of orthodontic treatment options for patients of all ages.
Invisalign® Offers Invisible Smile Correction
In our previous blog, we looked at how traditional braces can take on more severe cases of misalignment. But we also have a more cosmetic approach, one that doesn’t require metal brackets or wires at all. In today’s blog, your Dental Associates of Corona in CA talk about the Invisalign® system.
Braces Can Offer Straighter Smiles
When you have serious misalignment, this could impact the overall health and function of your smile, along with causing issues with overall smile beauty too. With this traditional orthodontic system, our team can offer a solution that straightens teeth and improves oral health. In today’s blog, your team at Dental Associates of Riverside in CA talks about braces.
What Makes Dental Implants Last So Long?
Unlike bridges and removable dentures, our team can offer a tooth loss solution that can last for decades to come, potentially even a lifetime! Dental implants are different and more lifelike than traditional tooth replacements options. In today’s blog, Oasis Family Dental in Temecula, CA, talks about the longevity of dental implants.
Address Tooth Loss With Dental Implants
As we have mentioned in previous blogs, losing your teeth as an adult can cause problems relating to the appearance and function of your smile. When this happens, it is important that you have them replaced as soon as you can. Riverside Dental Group in California offers a variety of means to replace your teeth, including bridges, dentures, and more. Today, we will be discussing the benefits of permanent implants.
Deciding If Dentures Are Right For You
In a recent blog, we discussed how dental bridges can replace several missing teeth in a row. This replacement option is great for patients with healthy supporting structures. However, when you have more severe tooth loss throughout your smile, a bridge is not a viable option. Instead, you may need to find an alternative prosthetic. Riverside Dental Group of California is here today to explain the benefits of dentures for patients who may need them.
Bridge The Gap In Your Smile
Having missing teeth as an adult can cause more than visual problems. If you leave this space, you may experience difficulties chewing, changes in your speech, and even notice that your smile may become misaligned. Whether you have lost your pearly white due to an injury or other condition, there are options available to replace it. Your Riverside Dental Group in California offers dental bridges that can give you a full smile again.
Inlays And Onlays Protect Your Smile
Yesterday, we discussed how dental crowns can restore your smile. These caps may be placed over your pearly whites after having a root canal, breaking a tooth, or before having a dental bridge placed. They can protect the area from further damage and prevent infections. Depending on the damage that has occurred, you may not need a cap to cover the entire structure. Instead, an inlay or onlay may be used to cover a smaller area. Today, your Riverside Dental Group in California is here to explain the differences between these restorations.
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