Do you have a dental crown protecting one of your teeth, and it is now causing you a lot of pain? If so, know that something could be happening underneath that crown. Here are a few reasons behind that discomfort, and are a reason to visit a dentist to have the problem treated.
Undiagnosed Condition
A dental crown should be painless. If anything, you’ll only experience some discomfort right after the dental crown is installed, but over time, there should not be any discomfort with how the crown feels.…
If you have several teeth in your mouth that have broken, have decayed or have fallen out, then you are likely thinking about artificial teeth. There are three options you’ll want to consider. Which one is best for you will depend upon how many teeth you want to replace, how many teeth can be saved and how much money you want to spend.
Implants
Implants are the most intensive way to replace a tooth.…
Living out your life with all of your natural teeth is definitely ideal, however, over time your natural teeth can simply crumble to the many years of possible abuse and strain that have been put on them. While other times, you might just have naturally frail teeth that simply cannot be restored. In these situations, you are not left to live without a beautiful smile though. Nowadays, dentists work hard to ensure that you always have a beautiful smile so that you can retain your sense of confidence.…
