Restorative Dentistry

Cleaning around dental implants requires special tools like floss threaders and implant-specific brushes for optimal oral hygiene.

CAD/CAM technology allows for precise, custom dental restorations like crowns and bridges to be designed and created in one visit.

Dental bonding is more affordable but less durable than veneers. Veneers offer a longer-lasting solution for smile enhancement.

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

After getting a crown or bridge, good oral hygiene, avoiding hard foods, and regular check-ups ensure longevity.

Immediate dentures are placed right after tooth extraction, while permanent dentures are custom-made after gums heal.

Implant rejection signs include severe pain, swelling, fever, or mobility in the implant, which should be addressed by a dentist.

Bridge placement typically takes 2-3 appointments: one for impressions and fitting, and another for the final placement.

Chipped teeth can be quickly fixed with dental bonding, crowns, or veneers to restore both appearance and function.

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