Cavities can develop under fillings if they wear out or fail, allowing bacteria to penetrate and cause decay.

Fillings help stop the progression of tooth decay by sealing cavities and preventing bacteria from causing further damage.

Temporary crowns are used to protect a tooth during healing, while permanent crowns provide long-term protection and function.

Implant-supported dentures are attached to dental implants for added stability, making them a more secure option than traditional dentures.

It can take several weeks to fully adjust to wearing dentures, but practice and adjustments help improve comfort.

Sticky, hard, or chewy foods can damage dentures or cause discomfort. Avoiding these ensures longevity and comfort.

Cleaning dentures regularly helps prevent plaque buildup and stains, ensuring a healthy mouth and long-lasting dentures.

Traditional dental bridges are permanent but may need to be removed for adjustments or replacement if damaged.

Mini dental implants are smaller than traditional ones, offering a less invasive and quicker solution for tooth replacement.

Many dental implants are placed in one day, but some cases may require multiple visits depending on the complexity.