If You are Wearing Braces

If you are wearing braces, many orthodontists recommend you rinse carefully with an antiseptic dental rinse once you’re finished brushing and flossing. Not only can this help minor gum inflammations, but it will remove any leftover debris from the cleaning.

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You may have heard of CEREC® crowns as an option for repairing your tooth, but you might wonder if more traditional crowns are better for you. The truth is that it is not a simple decision. Different options work better for different people. When you need a crown put on your damaged tooth, you should…

Reduce The Number Of Dental Visits With A CEREC Crown Procedure

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CEREC Crowns Vs Traditional &#    ; Which Is Better, Bonded Or Cemented In Place?

CEREC Crowns Vs Traditional - Which Is Better, Bonded Or Cemented In Place?

You may have heard of CEREC® crowns as an option for repairing your tooth, but you might wonder if more traditional crowns are better for you. The truth is that it is not a simple decision. Different options work better for different people. When you need a crown put on your damaged tooth, you should…

Reduce The Number Of Dental Visits With A CEREC Crown Procedure

Reduce The Number Of Dental Visits With A CEREC Crown Procedure

While traditional crowns take multiple appointments to apply, CEREC® options require just one dental visit. These same-day restorations are made in the dentist’s office immediately after the patient has been prepped and images of the mouth have been taken. As a result, patients can forgo making future appointments for the same crown. To better understand…