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Whether it is the result of trauma or decay, chipped, cracked, and broken teeth can happen to anyone. Fortunately, dental prostheses make it possible for patients to enjoy a fully restored smile that is both functional and beautiful. There are several options when it comes to this type of dental repair.Not every type of tooth…

When a tooth chips, cracks, or breaks, a prosthodontist can evaluate the damage and recommend the proper treatment. In some cases, the tooth can be repaired. However, serious damage may require complete replacement.There are numerous reasons a person may need to consult a prosthodontist about tooth replacement or repair. The type of damage usually determines…

A prosthodontist is a dental specialist that focuses on complex matters that typically require intense amounts of work to correct. Typically, a prosthodontist treats dental mattershowever, their expertise does go beyond that of the teeth and gums. Instead, they also focus their efforts on the jaw and facial structure. Continue reading to find out more…

Digital dentistry has been around for several years, but it is becoming a more popular and common way to make models of the mouth. From these images, the dentist can create crowns in the office. This means you will not have to come in for multiple appointments and wait for weeks before getting a crown…

A prosthodontist can offer full mouth rehabilitation for patients who have experienced severe dental trauma, tooth loss that results from oral hygiene and dietary concerns, and more. While the term can seem intimidating, full mouth rehabilitation has never been easier and more convenient for patients.This review discusses frequently asked questions about full mouth rehabilitation to…

Maxillofacial prosthodontic treatment focuses on rehabilitating patients with head and neck abnormalities, both acquired and congenital. These include minor to significant functional impairments as well as aesthetic deformities. Maxillofacial prosthodontics deals with replacing missing or damaged parts of the maxilla, mandible, and face.Rehabilitation of individuals with head and neck impairments is challenging and necessitates close…

If you are missing teeth, dental implants are an oral health solution with the look and function of natural teeth. Although it may seem contradictory, sometimes a dentist needs to extract a tooth before an implant is placed. There are numerous reasons why a tooth may need to be removed, but the overall goal is…

Dental bridges have been an option in fixed dentistry for many years. They have been used successfully by prosthodontists to replace a missing tooth. The bridge works by anchoring onto the teeth on both sides of the gap left by the missing tooth. Continue reading to find answers to common questions about dental bridges.A dental…

A full mouth reconstruction is a set of dental procedures designed to address multiple oral health and cosmetic concerns. One major component of many full mouth reconstructions is teeth replacement. This review offers insights into why and when dentists recommend dentures as a part of full mouth reconstruction. Dentures offer many advantages that other teeth replacement…

TMJ dysfunction is a common disorder that many individuals suffer from. It usually causes an immense amount of discomfort, as well as a limited ability to do certain things. Those that suffer from TMJ may have varying symptoms depending on the severity of the condition, which makes it difficult to know how serious it is.…

Choosing to get a smile makeover is something many people are doing as they can provide immense cosmetic and restorative benefits.  New dental technologies allow for more transformative and restorative services than ever before, making it so anyone can makeover their smile and replace or repair teeth with the help of a prosthodontist. Prosthodontists specialize…

If you habitually grind your teeth while sleeping, wearing a night guard each night is a great way to protect them. These devices reduce the stress put on teeth when grinding, and this leads to less damage as a result of bruxism.Night guards do not actually do anything to prevent or treat bruxism. Teeth grinding…