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Bondingis a procedure in which a tooth-colored resin is applied and hardened with a special light, ultimately "bonding" the material to the tooth to improve a person's smile. Among the easiest and least expensive of cosmetic dental procedures, bonding can repair chipped or cracked teeth, close gaps, change the shape of teeth, or be used as a cosmetic alternative to silver amalgam fillings.

Veneers are wafer-thin, custom-made shells that cover the front surface of teeth. Bonded to the front of the teeth, changing their color, shape, size or length, veneers can be made from porcelain or resin composite. Veneers offer a conservative approach to changing a tooth's color or shape compared to crowns, but the process is not reversible.

A crown is a tooth-shaped "cap" that's placed over a weak or damaged tooth to improve its shape, size, strength, or appearance. Most crowns last five to 15 years and can be made of metal, porcelain fused to metal, resin, or ceramic. Before a crown is seated, the existing tooth is filed down; then the crown is cemented over it, fully encasing the tooth. Onlays and three-quarter crowns cover the underlying tooth to a lesser extent.

Enamel shaping or contouring is a quick and painless process of shaping natural teeth to improve their appearance. It is generally used to correct small imperfections such as uneven teeth or teeth that are slightly overcrowded. Results can be seen immediately. Enamel shaping is often combined with whitening, veneers, or bonding.

Braces can correct crooked or misaligned teeth, and can improve the health and appearance of anyone's smile -- adult or child. Braces work by applying steady pressure over time to slowly move teeth into alignment. As the teeth move, the bony tooth socket changes shape as pressure is applied.

While metal braces are still used, braces can be as inconspicuous as you like. Brackets -- the part that attach to each tooth -- can be clear, tooth-colored, or multi-colored. They can even be attached to the back of the tooth so they are out of view. There are even "invisible" braces which use a series of clear, plastic molds to gradually move the teeth into alignment.

Who doesn't like a bright smile? An assortment of teeth-whitening systems is available, including toothpastes and rinses, over-the-counter gels, strips and trays, and whitening agents obtained from a dentist. But whitening isn't for everyone. It's ideal for people who have healthy, unrestored teeth and gums. Individuals with yellow tones to their teeth -- as opposed to gray tones -- respond best. Talk to your dentist to find out if whitening is right for you.

Existing fillings sometimes need to be replaced due to wear, chipping, or cracking. Many people use this opportunity to replace their silver amalgam fillings with natural, tooth-colored composites. Their reasons may be aesthetic, or concern over the safety of amalgam fillings, which contain mercury. Composite fillings tend to wear out sooner than silver fillings in larger cavities, although they hold up as well in small cavities.

Gum reshaping can improve a "gummy" smile in which teeth appear too short, or where the gum line appears uneven. A small amount of gum tissue -- and excess bone tissue if necessary -- is removed and contoured to expose more of the teeth. This procedure can be done to one tooth to even the gum line, or to several teeth to expose a natural, broad smile.

Millions of Americans suffer tooth loss, mostly due to tooth decay, gum disease, or injury. Dental implants -- replacement tooth roots which are made of titanium (shown at far left) -- provide a strong foundation for the attachment of permanent or removable artificial teeth (crowns). Instead of individual crowns, some patients may have attachments on their implant that support a removable denture.

A denture is a removable replacement for missing teeth and surrounding tissue. There are two types of dentures -- complete and partial. Complete dentures are used when all the teeth are missing, while partial dentures are used when some of the natural teeth remain.

A fixed (permanent) bridge replaces one or more teeth by placing crowns on the teeth either side of the gap, and attaching artificial teeth to them. The "bridge" is then cemented into place. A cantilever bridge is used when there are teeth on only one side of the open space. Maryland bonded bridges have porcelain teeth supported by a framework.

Tooth roots that are exposed due to gum recession may be sensitive to hot and cold foods or liquids, and they make teeth appear long. Gum recession can put you at risk of developing a cavity on the tooth root, and may lead to bone loss, eventually resulting in tooth loss. Soft tissue grafts, which move healthy gum tissue from one part of the mouth to another, can stop gum recession and bone loss and improve the esthetics of the gum line.

A combination of dental techniques can be used to achieve a great smile. Here, porcelain veneers and crowns correct crooked teeth, an uneven gum line, and other chipped, worn, and discolored dentistry. While cosmetic dentists can make a dramatic difference in a person's smile and overall oral health, the work must be carefully planned -- though for many the elaborate and costly production is worth it in the end.

If your tooth is damaged, broken or decayed, a crown may be an effective option. A crown is a cap made from porcelain or other materials that is custom-designed to look natural and offer sturdy protection.

Dental implants are used when a tooth has decayed and needs to be replaced. The implant is a titanium screw that is fixed in the jawbone as a replacement tooth root. A crown or bridge can then be added over the new root.

Veneers are thin porcelain shells that are added to the surface of your teeth. The porcelain is custom-designed to provide a natural look that can be adjusted for size and shade. As a long-established cosmetic dentistry procedure, veneers can transform damaged teeth into a stunning smile.

Are you looking to repair dental issues and create your dream smile? At Shining Smiles Family Dentistry, we provide a range of dental treatments to fix teeth and ensure a straight and healthy smile. To discuss our treatment options call (770) 420-8550 or request an appointment today.

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Purpose: To evaluate the survival rate of full-coverage tooth-supported fixed prosthetic restorations, single crowns (SCs), and fixed dental prostheses (FDPs), taking into consideration the potential influence of tooth-vitality, presence and type of post, and type of prosthetic restoration material.

Materials and methods: In October 2022, two authors independently conducted a search in PubMed, Web of Science, and Scopus electronic databases as well as a hand search to identify clinical human studies on full-coverage SCs and FDPs supported by vital and/or non-vital abutments and/or a combination of both, with a minimum observation period of 24 months.

If jaw bone has already been lost, snap-on dentures are a better option than fixed because they require less support than a permanent restoration. Another distinct advantage for many patients is that removable implant denture options are much more affordable than fixed implant dentures. In addition, implant supported removable dentures are easier to keep clean since it can be taken out everyday for hygiene.

Tooth loss is no fun, but implant teeth in Newcastle provide an excellent solution. Lots of people are missing complete arches of teeth, possibly in both their jaws and will struggle with the problems associated with complete tooth loss and with wearing removable dentures that rest on the gums. When considering dental implants, one major decision that people must make is whether to have fixed or removable implant teeth.

What Is the Difference?

With removable implant teeth, you can take the teeth out to clean them and to clean your gums. Your teeth would still feel very secure while in the mouth. Permanent implant teeth cannot be removed except by your dentist in Clarington, so you would need to brush and floss your implant teeth just like natural teeth.

How Can I Choose Whether to Get Fixed or Removable Implant Teeth?

Your choice is partly down to preference, but most people, when asked this question, would immediately say they prefer fixed implant teeth. After all, psychologically, the prospect is highly appealing and makes it easy to forget you lost your natural teeth. But some people, and especially anyone who has worn full removable dentures for many years will be thrilled with having removable implant teeth because the improvements will be considerable.

Assessing Your Jawbone and Gums

One of the first things to be evaluated by your dental implant dentist in Whitby is the health of your jawbone and your gums. These are the structures that will support your dental implants, and which will help determine the overall aesthetics of your new teeth. If you have lost quite a bit of jawbone or gum tissue, then this could affect your choice of treatment. Removable implant teeth look much the same as dentures and have pink acrylic flanges that can replace the gums. Permanent implant teeth may benefit from better support, and you could need bone and soft tissue grafts before having your implants.

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