If your tooth becomes chipped or broken from biting down on a hard substance or from a blow to the mouth, the damage can often be corrected. One of the best dental options for a broken tooth is a ceramic dental crown. Here are a few reasons why:
A ceramic dental crown has the appearance of a natural tooth.
Ceramic is often used in dental restorations because of its similarities to natural tooth material.
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If you regularly feel pain or discomfort in the teeth after you eat or drink something hot, cold, or sweet, you are most likely suffering from sensitivity. Each tooth in your mouth consists of several layers. The enamel layer on the top of your teeth is a protective layer which covers nerve tubules in the dentin layer below. When this wears off of your teeth, you will feel a jolting sensation in the area, which can become quite bothersome.
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A chipped front tooth can look unsightly and detract from your smile. If you can't get to a dentist to get it fixed, you'll need to restore the tooth yourself to gain back your natural appearance. Here is how you can temporarily restore a chipped tooth to regain your normal appearance.
You Will Need:
Dental Composite Light-Cure Resin Blue LED Laser Light Floss Picks Mirror Antiseptic Mouthwash Hair Dryer Cotton Balls Clean and Dry Tooth
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If you have a missing tooth, or possibly several missing teeth, you might want to consider getting dental implants. To help you decide if this is really the best path for you, you might want to review the following points.
It Will Protect Your Other Teeth From Shifting
If you just have one or two missing teeth, you might want want to go through the hassle of having a partial denture in your mouth.
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Sometimes, a tooth is too severely decayed to save it. In addition, a tooth may be lost from trauma. However, whether a tooth is extracted or knocked out, a dental implant is often a suitable replacement option. Here are a few reasons to choose a dental implant to replace your lost tooth:
Shifting Teeth
Teeth can begin to shift if there is additional room in your mouth. Once a tooth is lost, a space is left.
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