Over the course of a lifetime, good oral hygiene can keep your teeth and gums healthy and beautiful, but sometimes things can happen beyond your control. Damage to your teeth that can be the result of trauma, decay, or illness may leave a patient with missing teeth or teeth that need repair.
Before we place a crown, patients almost always have the same unspoken question. They’re not just wondering about the procedure; they’re also wondering what comes after. Will it feel weird? Will eating be different? Will it actually feel like their tooth again? It’s entirely fair to wonder, and we want to answer honestly. Read on to learn more.
A dental bridge is a strong, beautiful restoration designed to support your smile for many years. Like any dental work, a bridge needs periodic evaluation as your mouth changes over time. Knowing what to look for helps you stay proactive and keep your restoration performing at its best.
Dental restoration simply means repairing damaged teeth and replacing missing ones to restore function and improve appearance. Restorative dentistry includes everything from fillings to dental implants, with the goal of rebuilding a patient’s smile and giving them back the ability to eat normally and speak naturally.
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