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A missing tooth not only makes it more difficult for an individual to eat and speak, it can also cause embarrassment and affect self-esteem. This is why a bridge can be such an important tool for cosmetic dentists. Creating a bridge for a client can give them back a beautiful smile and help them eat and speak without pain or embarrassment.

Dentists have several choices when it comes to choosing material for a bridge, including metal-based bridges and all ceramic bridges. Another popular option is a zirconia bridge. This type of bridge is made from Zirconium oxide, a form of dental ceramic prized for its durability and toughness. Another big benefit of a zirconia…

When you think of children wearing crowns, chances are the image in your head is that of your daughter playing her favorite Disney princess or the gaggle of children that show up on your doorstep each Halloween. The other type of crown – the kind for your teeth – is something that you’ve probably reserved for viewing in the adult world.

Yet, in some rare cases, children do suffer from excessive tooth decay or even chip or break their molars (back teeth) as a result of a bad fall or accident. Although these teeth will eventually fall out naturally, your child still needs to use them in the meantime.

Teeth damaged in such a manner may require “Pedo Crowns. ” Pedo Crowns are specifically designed to provide structural support. They fit over pediatric teeth…

Features and Benefits: 

  ►  Minimum Chair Time Required

  ►  Wire Placed in Correct Position

  ►  Simple & Effective​  ►  Light-Cured with Composite

Patients lose, break or forget to use their retainers. Improve Final Retention outcome with EZ-Bond. Your patients will love it.

In your waking hours your patients do a lot to take care of your teeth. They brush twice a day, floss, and even swig some mouthwash from time to time. They also visit your friendly neighborhood dentist regularly. With all this healthy tooth investment, why are your patient's teeth worn down, ragged looking, and painful when you wake up in the morning?

They might just be unknowingly destroying your teeth while you sleep. Nighttime teeth grinding (also known as bruxism) is more common than you might think, and it can lead to long-term damage -- wearing down teeth enamel, causing jaw pain and headaches, and even cracking their teeth!

Similar to a sports mouth…

It can be difficult for dentists and orthodontists to perform dental procedures on young patients. Children already have a tendency to squirm or quickly grow restless, and that’s before you start putting anything into their mouths.

The faster a dentist can complete a procedure, the less stress a young patient will endure, and the better the experience will be for all! If you need to place crowns in the mouth of a pediatric patient, consider our special pediatric strip crowns.

Specially made to be easily trimmed and filled with composite, they are also thin and offer superior anatomy strips.  No collars to cut or seams to split. Minimal chair…