Category: Restorative Dentistry

If you have pain in your tooth, or your tooth has become chipped or cracked, then you need to see us. Don’t worry, repairing your tooth doesn’t mean multiple visits and lengthy procedures. In fact, we often help repair teeth in Omaha, NE, in one visit using advanced CEREC technology.

  Do you suffer from bruxism? This disorder impacts many people in the United States and causes them to grind their teeth or clench their jaw at night. For our patients in Omaha, NE, we have a potential solution with custom-made oral appliances. Let’s talk about how to stop grinding your teeth!

You have more than one option for addressing tooth loss, including bridges and dentures. However, with dental implants we offer Omaha, NE, patients a more secure and long-lasting alternative, one that looks natural and blends with the smile.

Did you know that CAD/CAM technology allows our team to create and place a custom-made dental crown in one visit? For our Omaha, NE, patients with damaged or decayed teeth, these restorations can help improve the health and appearance of their smile.

  Few procedures are as misunderstood as root canal therapy, a common endodontic treatment that helps address infected teeth. We often use this procedure to help patients in Omaha, NE, increasing the chances of preserving natural teeth and avoiding tooth loss. Let’s answer a few questions about this common and comfortable treatment option.

When a tooth becomes damaged, or develops a serious oral health issue, then a restoration may be necessary. We can use crowns, as well as partial crowns, to repair teeth and restore them to optimal health, function, and beauty.

If you have a cavity, then you need treatment to avoid serious complications, from infections to tooth loss. Fortunately, we can use dental fillings to address most cavities in just one visit. How do we place fillings for our patients in Omaha, NE?

As we touched on briefly in the previous blog, our goal is to help preserve your natural teeth. Occasionally however, protecting your oral health actually means extracting a tooth. If you have wisdom teeth poised to arrive, often removing them can help you avoid a wide array of oral health complications. Let’s look at what… Read more »

A dental infection or abscess can arise for a number of different reasons, from untreated decay to cracked teeth. Without treatment, you run the risk of losing your tooth altogether. However, a root canal can often help save your infected tooth!