Dentalcare

     By definition, dental crowns are prosthetic caps that can restore function and appearance to a damaged or decayed tooth. Patients prefer this treatment for its ability to replace size, strength, and color.  Dentists will evaluate the need for perfect dental crown s when a patient arrives for consultation. Then, they decide on an ideal course of action based on the unique requirements. This procedure is performed in a non-invasive manner.  The following are some of the steps involved in restoring a smile with prosthetic caps.  Accessible Types  Stainless Steel  These are pre-fabricated options that dentists prefer as a temporary solution. For child patients, stainless steel caps protect primary teeth from cavities. It also makes room for permanent development when there is premature edentulism. This step doesn’t require any multiple visits.  Metals  Alloys of gold, platinum, and nickel withstand biting and chewing force better than o...

     Cosmetic dentistry deals with improving various aspects of the smile by treating oral problems. Dentists administer a number of treatments to enrich the facial aesthetics and self-confidence of patients. The following are some common cosmetic dentistry treatments available at the practice.  Bonding  Dental bonding allows dentists to repair chips or cracks in the enamel. They use tooth-colored resin to a damaged tooth surface and harden it using a special light. The applied bonding material will last for several years.  Crown  These are prosthetic caps made using porcelain or ceramic materials. Dentists prefer crowns when a significant portion of a tooth is lost or decayed. The crown is cemented directly using adhesives.  Whitening  A popular cosmetic dentistry procedure is teeth whitening. This process brightens yellowish dentin shade using peroxide-based gels. Bleaching helps to attain brightness of several shades that will last for mo...