When we talk about dental treatment, most people imagine fillings, crowns or maybe even implants and dentures. But there’s one important concept many patients don’t
In dentistry, one simple principle holds true: dental problems don’t resolve on their own. A small concern today often becomes a larger, more complex issue
A dental filling restores a tooth that has been weakened by decay, cracks, or small defects. During the procedure, the dentist removes the damaged tissue,
A dental crown is more than a restoration — it’s an investment in your oral health, functionality, and comfort. While most crowns may look similar
When we place a new filling, crown or any other restoration, the final and most critical step is adjusting a new tooth to your bite.
