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Do you ever wake with your teeth clenched? Many people are suffering from bruxism and it’s disrupting their sleep patterns and causing dental health issues. Bruxism is a chronic disorder where people clench and grind their teeth typically when sleeping. Most people do not realize they are doing it until their dental providers point out the tooth damage it causes. In today’s blog, we explore the benefits of a night guard with your Brighton, MA, dentist.
A dental crown covers a tooth and offers lifelike repair for serious issues, from tooth decay to dental injury and more. But when should you see us for a crown, and how do we create and place them? In today’s blog, your Brighton, MA, dentist talks about how we improve smiles with our custom dental crowns.
When you have minor tooth loss, you need a prosthetic to fill the exposed gaps and protect your oral health and bite function. But we also take care to ensure your prosthetic offers a lifelike appearance too! In today’s blog, your Brighton, MA, dentists talk about creating bridges that fit seamlessly.
When you lose teeth, this could compromise the health, function, and beauty of your smile, and lead to major complications with your overall oral health. But for a durable and long-lasting solution to missing teeth, our team could provide implant dentistry. In today’s blog, your Brighton, MA, dentist talks about placing dental implants.
When a tooth becomes infected, this could mean serious discomfort and without treatment, the loss of your tooth! To treat the infection and preserve the tooth, you need an endodontic treatment. Which is why your Brighton, MA, dentist offers root canal therapy to preserve and protect your smile!
When you experience the warning signs of poor gum health, such as redness, soreness, or bleeding, then you need care to prevent the issue from threatening smile stability. To help manage periodontal health, our team could offer a deep cleaning. In today’s blog, your Brighton, MA, dentist talks about the benefits of scaling and root planing.
If you have recently lost one of your teeth, you may be exploring your options for renewing your bite. To preserve your jawbone mass, talk to your dentist about the possibility of receiving a dental implant treatment. With this service, we could place a titanium post directly through the socket into your bone to support a lifelike replacement tooth above your gumline. As you heal from the procedure, your oral tissues grow around the post to hold it steadily in your mouth for years to come.
At your Brighton, MA dental practice, we are well-versed in the versatile benefits of prosthodontic replacement teeth. Because dental loss causes more harm than its cosmetic effect on your smile, replacing your tooth is vital to protecting your oral health. Depending upon the number of teeth you are missing, we could discuss prosthetic replacements for a single tooth all the way up to an entire implant-supported denture. Let us know what you are looking for so we may custom-design a treatment today!
Over time, our teeth become coated in plaque buildup, which hardens with time into tartar. These sticky layers could leave your smile in poor health, and even stain the teeth too. But with a routine dental cleaning, your Brighton, MA, dentists can remove this buildup completely and safeguard your smile!
When you visit our office for your dental exam, we can assess the state of your oral health, and start you on a path to a bright and healthy smile. Which is why routine exams every six months benefits people of all ages, kids and adults alike. In today’s blog, your Brighton, MA, dentist talks about the dental exam visit and what to expect.
A winning smile requires paying attention to daily habits that keep it clean. By focusing on a few simple changes to your behavior, you can prevent tooth decay from wearing away at your grin. When it comes to oral health, an ounce of prevention can be worth a pound of cure. In today’s blog, your Brighton, MA dentist discusses the habits that improve your oral health. (more…)
