Dental crowns are one of the most common dental procedures, which are used to restore and protect damaged teeth. They are the go-to solution for many patients who present with cracked, decayed, or weakened teeth that are causing discomfort or pain. However, dental crowns aren’t a perfect science and are prone to some issues, from sensitivity to falling off.
See MoreSleep is essential for our physical and mental well-being, however, not everyone enjoys a peaceful night's rest. Sleep apnea is a fairly common sleep disorder that affects millions of individuals, compromising both their sleep quality and overall health.
See MoreDental X-rays are a proven diagnostic tool that helps dentists detect oral health issues, such as cavities, fractures, or gum disease. There are both intraoral X-rays which are those taken inside the mouth, and extraoral, which are taken outside the mouth. With X-rays, dentists can examine tooth structures that they aren’t able to see during a routine examination, such as the jawbone, nerves, gum tissue, sinuses, and teeth roots.
See MoreWhile being told you need a tooth extraction is the last thing you want to hear from your dentist, it’s sometimes the necessary solution to prevent further issues from tooth damage or decay. It’s among the most common dental procedures used to improve oral health and involves completely removing a tooth from its socket. Dentists, periodontists, and oral surgeons all perform tooth extractions, with more complex cases such as impacted teeth often being referred to oral surgeons.
See MoreRestorative dentistry is the practice of repairing or replacing teeth, with the primary goal being to improve oral health and chewing function—and in many cases, these procedures also improve an individual’s smile. Restorative dentistry is performed by general dentists and is ideal for patients with cavities, tooth decay, damaged or broken teeth, or missing teeth. It is often confused with cosmetic dentistry, which is focused exclusively on improving the appearance of the mouth and teeth.
See MoreOur gums are often overlooked but play an integral part in our overall health. They're not only the foundations for our teeth but also a window into the health of our bodies. In this article, we're spotlighting gum disease, its impacts, prevention, and treatment methods.
See MoreAdvancements in technology and diagnostics tools have always been vital to enhancing patient care. Among these, digital X-rays have become a vital solution in the field of dentistry, transforming the way dental professionals diagnose and treat various conditions. As part of our commitment to advanced dental care, we at Montpelier Family Dentistry, prioritize the implementation of the latest technology, including digital X-rays.
See MoreIf you’ve ever experienced the discomfort of a toothache or sinus pain, you know how painful and disruptive it can be. Unfortunately, many people suffer from these conditions; but there is hope for relief. In this article, we will explore the various remedies for toothache and sinus pain, discuss the causes of these issues, and provide information on how to prevent them from occurring in the future.
See MoreMany people these days are looking for a quick and inexpensive fix for dental problems. This often leads people to consider online clear aligners or other "online-only" dental products, but you should think twice before doing so.These online services are targeting cost-conscious consumers, but they don't provide the same quality of care or results that you would get from a professional dentist.
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