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.
In the next few weeks, children, college students, and yes, teachers, will be returning to the classroom. This also means the beginning of extracurricular activities and other factors that will make finding time to see the dentist difficult. Now is the perfect time for our patients in Omaha, NE to schedule a back-to-school visit!
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?
You’ve probably assumed that addressing your uneven smile means wearing a set of metal braces. For teens and adults, this can be a factor preventing them from seeking treatment. However, we can offer a clear and comfortable alternative to metal orthodontics. How does Invisalign® straighten smiles for patients in Omaha, NE?
For as long as people have had to deal with tooth loss, the need to replace those teeth has been a major focus of dental health care. That’s because once you lose an adult tooth, it doesn’t grow back and the loss will always affect how your smile looks and how well your bite functions. For centuries, dental bridges have been among the most common and effective ways for addressing tooth loss. Today, bridges are still popular for tooth loss patients in Omaha, NE, thanks to their innovative design and highly lifelike appearance. (more…)
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 our patients in Omaha, NE can expect from the extraction process.
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!
When your tooth develops a cavity, the health and stability of your smile is at risk. What may seem minor can soon lead to serious complications. When does a tooth need a filling and what does placing one involve?
Did you know that we can create a custom-made dental crown in a single visit? You no longer have to worry about multiple visits and time off from work to address issues with your smile. Instead, we can use CAD/CAM technology to offer a custom solution in one sitting!
When a tooth becomes damaged, then repair is needed to avoid further complications, such as cavities, discomfort, or eventually, even a dental infection. If you crack a tooth, then we can use restorations to repair the damage and protect your smile.
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