A tooth extraction is an irreversible dental procedure in which a tooth is removed from its socket in the jaw bone. This may be done to relieve dental pain, overcrowding of teeth, or for preventive reasons such as potential decay or gum disease. This article will give an overview of tooth extractions, what to expect before and after, potential risks and complications, and tips for a speedy recovery.
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Dental fillings are one of, if not the most common, procedures a dentist performs in a dental office. They are used to restore teeth that have received damage to their outermost layers (enamel and dentin), such as from cavities or chipping. This article will provide a comprehensive overview of dental fillings, including what they are, how they are done, risks, complications and alternatives.
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Dental crowns are a permanent dental restoration procedure used to repair teeth that are damaged, decayed or weakened. They are one of the best and most reliable ways to restore the functionality and aesthetics of a severely damaged or decayed tooth. This article will explain how crowns work, the different types of crowns available, and what to expect during the procedure.
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