What are CEREC Crowns, And How Long Do They Last?
Brookside Dental Blog
by Brookside Dental
10M ago
We live in a world where technological advancements are transforming every sector, including dentistry. One such marvel of modern dentistry is CEREC Crowns. But what are they exactly? And how long do they last? Let’s dive in to find out! What is a CEREC crown? CEREC stands for Chairside Economical Restoration of Esthetic Ceramics. In simple terms, they are dental crowns made using Computer-Aided Design/Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAD/CAM) technology. The process of making a CEREC crown The process starts with taking a 3D image of the damaged tooth. This digital image is used to design (CA ..read more
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Denture Implants: A Complete Guide to the Procedure, Costs, and Benefits
Brookside Dental Blog
by Brookside Dental
10M ago
When it comes to restoring a beautiful smile and regaining the confidence to enjoy life to the fullest, dental advancements have made remarkable progress. One such innovation is denture implants, a groundbreaking alternative to traditional dentures. If you’re looking for a reliable and long-lasting solution to replace missing teeth, denture implants may be the perfect option. In this blog, we’ll explore the difference between traditional dentures and dental implants, the procedure involved, the cost implications, and the benefits. Traditional dentures vs. denture implants Traditional dentur ..read more
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How Long Do Veneers Last? A Comprehensive Guide
Brookside Dental Blog
by Brookside Dental
10M ago
Are you considering getting veneers for your discolored or damaged teeth but want to know how long they will last? Veneers are a popular cosmetic dental treatment that can transform the appearance of your smile. However, it’s important to understand how long they will likely last and how to care for them to ensure they look great. In this article, we’ll answer the question, “How long do veneers last?” and provide you with everything you need to know about this popular dental treatment. What are veneers? Veneers are thin porcelain or composite resin shells placed over the tooth’s front surfa ..read more
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Root Canals & Untreated Nerves: Unpleasant Connection
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by Brookside Dental
1y ago
It is possible that a nerve canal can be missed and end up untreated. We occasionally see new patients complaining about a tooth that was treated with a root canal several decades earlier. Contrary to popular belief, there may have been no problems with the tooth in question except for discoloration. Years ago, your dentist may have attempted internal bleaching to whiten a tooth, which involves drilling into the tooth and bleaching it from the inside. More often than not, this treatment is safe enough and doesn’t involve complications. Normal disadvantages include needing a few session ..read more
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Are Dental Implants Painful?
Brookside Dental Blog
by Brookside Dental
2y ago
  Have you been considering replacing your missing teeth with dental implants? They’re one of the most popular types of dental restorations because they’re a permanent solution. You may already know that implants fuse with your jawbone to act as your new tooth’s root. But you might be wondering: “Does it hurt to get dental implants?” In this blog, we’ll answer that very question and break down: How they work How long it takes them to heal And if they’re worth it Do dental implants hurt? You shouldn’t experience any pain during the dental implant procedure because your dentist will us ..read more
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Porcelain vs Composite Veneers: Which Veneer Type Is Right For You?
Brookside Dental Blog
by Brookside Dental
2y ago
While veneers are popular, a variety of types are appearing. You can choose from an array of materials, brands, etc. But is one better than the rest? We can answer that! In this blog, we’ll discuss the differences and similarities between the 2 main types of veneers: composite and porcelain. Let’s get started. What do veneers fix? People get veneers for several reasons. They’re often used to fix: Stained or discolored teeth Broken or fractured teeth Crooked or misshapen teeth Gaps in teeth Misaligned teeth Both types of veneers can help you achieve your smile goals, but it all depends on ..read more
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Bleeding Gums Aren’t Normal (Get the Truth!)
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by Brookside Dental
3y ago
When you think of a beautiful smile, you probably think about white, straight teeth. Right? But gums are just as important! People with attractive smiles usually have healthy-looking gums. The kind that isn’t red, puffy, or prone to bleeding. Now, if you’re reading this, you probably want to know why your gums are bleeding and how to stop them. Generally speaking, the reason your gums bleed is periodontal disease, AKA gum disease. Healthy gums don’t bleed when flossing or brushing. But don’t worry: This guide will give you a quick rundown on everything you need to know about periodontal dis ..read more
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Why Do Dentists Check Your Tongue?
Brookside Dental Blog
by Brookside Dental
3y ago
Have you ever noticed your dentist asks you to move your tongue around during a dental examination? You may have thought it’s only to inspect your teeth, but it’s also to check your tongue. Why? Short answer: Your tongue plays an essential role in tasting, chewing, swallowing, and speaking. You don’t want that impaired, right? Of course not! But your tongue also tells the story of what’s going on in your oral and overall health. Keep reading as we break down tongue health and what you need to know. What exactly is the tongue? A tongue is an important digestive organ located in your mouth. I ..read more
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How Our Dentists Screen for Oral Cancer
Brookside Dental Blog
by Brookside Dental
3y ago
Did you know most dentists check for oral cancer during your dental exams? Dentists are frequently the first type of doctor to notice precancerous and cancerous signs in the mouth. This early detection makes all the difference in survival rate! In this blog, we’ll tell you the basics of oral cancer and how dentists screen for it. What is oral cancer? Oral cancer pertains to cancer that develops in any part of your mouth, including: Lips Gums Tongue Inner cheeks Roof of the mouth Floor of the mouth It’s also referred to as mouth cancer or oral cavity cancer. What are the symptoms of oral c ..read more
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Additional Precautions for Infection Control: How We’re Keeping You and Your Family Safe
Brookside Dental Blog
by Brookside Dental
4y ago
We hope this post finds you and your family safe and healthy! The COVID-19 pandemic has been hard on all of us. We miss seeing your smiling faces and are looking forward to reopening our doors on May 18. As our team at Brookside Dental prepares to reopen, our number one priority has always been the safety and well-being of our patients, community, and team members. While we are hoping to return to some sense of normalcy, we are still taking the pandemic seriously and adapting our procedures accordingly. By closely following CDC and OSHA guidelines, we have implemented additional precautions ..read more
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