Abington Dental Care Blog

When you find yourself dealing with a sudden and painful oral health problem, one of the first things you should do is call your dentist. They will try to arrange their schedule so they can attend to you as soon as possible. But what should you expect to happen when you arrive for your emergency dental visit? This blog post provides a general overview of what is likely to occur.

Dental implants can rightly be viewed as a permanent solution to tooth loss. With proper care, your new teeth could very well last for the rest of your life! While several factors go into their impressive longevity, the materials used to make them play a major role in their ability to stand the test of time. What are dental implants usually made of, and how do these materials affect their lifespan? This blog post explains.

Dental implants are modeled after the structure of natural teeth; they rebuild lost dentition from the roots up. In order for them to be successful, they need a strong base in the jawbone. But what if your jaw is not up to the task of supporting implants? You might need to undergo a procedure known as a bone graft, which can fortify your jaw and establish the foundation for successful tooth replacement. Why is bone grafting so important, and how can you tell if you will need this procedure? Continue reading below to find out.

If you talk to virtually any dentist, they will not hesitate to tell you that dental implants are the best form of tooth replacement. Unfortunately, though, they require a somewhat lengthy and complex treatment process. You should feel well-informed before you commit to them! That is why you should make the most of your dental implant consultation by asking the right questions. Here are a few ideas to help you get started on making a list:

Veneers are a popular cosmetic treatment due to their ability to quickly and effectively disguise a range of aesthetic imperfections. But you may have some questions about this treatment. For example, you might wonder, “How many veneers do I need to reach my goals?” This blog post provides some generalized information to help you understand the road ahead.

Dental veneers are designed to stand the test of time. In fact, with proper care, many Abington patients find that their veneers last for a decade or longer. However, they do not last forever, and there is always the slight possibility that one of your veneers might fall off. If that ever happens to you, what should you do? This blog post provides some practical tips to help you deal with the situation.

Small gaps between your teeth can seem cute; perhaps they are part of your signature smile! But what if you dislike those little spaces? Perhaps they make you feel self-conscious, and you are reluctant to let other people see them. In that case, you may want to speak to your cosmetic dentist about your options. They might suggest that you get veneers, which can serve as a fast and simple way to fix gaps. Just how can they do that? Continue reading below to find out.

Do you have a special event in your near future? Whether it is an anniversary, wedding, big work conference, or something else, you no doubt want to look your best. Part of that might involve whitening your teeth. When should you start your treatment so your smile can be ready in time for the big day? This blog post provides some helpful ideas.

A bright and attractive smile is a timeless accessory that everyone wants. Therefore, it makes sense that many “hacks” have arisen that claim to remove dental stains and produce brighter, whiter enamel. Some of those ideas, such as thorough toothbrushing, are safe and moderately effective. Others, though, deserve closer scrutiny. For example, some beauty influencers are advocating for the use of activated charcoal as a teeth whitening method. Is it safe? How does it work? This blog post provides some important information.

If you are tired of having a misaligned smile, you have probably thought about getting Invisalign clear aligners. However, if you grind your teeth, you might wonder if you will be a suitable candidate for the treatment. Will bruxism (teeth grinding) cause your aligners to wear down faster? This blog post discusses what you should know.