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Tooth decay caused by poor dental health can lead to deep cavities that need to be filled with a metal or resin substance to prevent further damage. It's important to get the procedure done early before more invasive procedures are required.
What kind of tooth filling should you get? Learn about pros and cons of various types of fillings in this dental health video from an experienced dentist. Read More
Gold is commonly used in dental fillings for cosmetic reasons and because gold is very strong. Discover why gold teeth are unlikely to chip or break with information from a Read More
When a tooth is damaged by tooth decay to the point of causing a cavity, it is necessary to get a filling from a dentist to restore the tooth and prevent additional decay. Read More
When you move to a new town, or decide you need a dental exam after years with no check-up, you must find a suitable dentist. While there are many dentists in every large Read More
A filling is a dental procedure in which decay is removed from the tooth and a substance is put over the area to protect the tooth. This prevents further decay of the Read More
Not looking forward to your root canal? Learn about dental filling as an alternative to root canal in this dental health video from an experienced dentist. Read More
There are several advantages to gold dental fillings, including the fact that they are very strong, that they adapt and fit well, and that they last a long time. Learn how Read More
The treatment for tooth decay will vary depending on the extent and the severity of the tooth decay or cavity. Small amounts of tooth decay can be treated with fillings, Read More
Although many people dread visiting the dentist, having a cavity filled is relatively painless. It's important to address cavities before they become serious problems, so Read More
Keep your tooth filling in good shape as the day you first chomped on it. If you feel any discomfort with a new filling, or one you've had for awhile, see your dentist Read More
Fillings are made to last as long as possible, but they still only last for so long. Most have a life expectancy of 5 to 15 years depending on the type, where it is in your Read More
While your dentist is there to help you choose the right filling, it doesn't hurt to have a little more information about your options. Pick a filling after learning about Read More
Going to the dentist is about as high on most people's lists as public speaking and chewing on tin foil. However, it doesn't always have to be a dreadful experience. As Read More
Over recent years it has becme clear that mercury amalgam fillings placed in the mouth by dentists can have dangerous consequences that can lead to symptoms that mimic Read More
Fear not. You can temporarily fill a tooth or hold a dislodged crown in place for up to a couple of weeks. Read More
Many of us are lucky and never seem to get cavities, or else when we get a cavity, it is on the surface of the tooth, so it is detected easily and early by a dentist, with Read More
It has been shown that an unhealthy mouth can lead to an unhealthy body--it can increase your risks for heart disease and diabetes. You know you need to brush and floss at Read More
Cavities are small holes that form in your teeth and must be filled by a dentist to prevent further tooth decay. Caused by plaque which harbors bacteria and acid in your Read More
Some people get more tooth decay than others, and fillings are not treating the real cause of the problem. Unless you get rid of the causes of tooth decay, another Read More
Preventing and detecting cavities is easy, but it's a habit that must be maintained. There are many things that can be done to prevent cavities. Cavities are areas in the Read More
Cavities are a common dental problem for people young and old. There are several causes of cavities, and all of them can be prevented. With an understanding of what causes Read More
While most people brush their teeth every day, not all of them realize the proper way to brush to prevent cavities. The purpose of brushing your teeth is to remove Read More
Cavities are caused by bacteria in our mouth mixing with protein, food and saliva, which causes plague to form. Bacteria can hide on your teeth, your tongue and your Read More
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