If you're dealing with a damaged tooth, you may be considering a dental crown to help restore it. But what if there isn't enough tooth to hold a crown in place? This is a common problem many people face and can be quite daunting. In this blog post, we'll explore what to do when there...
A dental crown is a restorative option for a tooth that has significant decay or damage. In many cases it can save the natural tooth, allowing the root to remain in place for support. Crowns are one of the most common restorative dental procedures because they are effective for most patients in most cases. But...
Veneers are a cosmetic dental procedure that improves the appearance of your teeth. These thin, shell-like covers are bonded to the front side of your teeth to conceal imperfections. Veneers can cover stains, discoloration, uneven lengths, chips, gaps, and even minor misalignment. Do you want to improve your smile in a fast, affordable way? If...
Dental crowns are one of the most popular restorative dental services requested by patients and recommended by dentists. This is because there are a variety of reasons why dental crowns are needed. Crowns protect a weak or damaged tooth, support a tooth with a large filling, hold a dental bridge in place, improve the appearance...
Have you looked in the mirror lately and thought how straighter teeth and better alignment would improve your overall smile and give you more confidence? One of the many reasons patients consider braces is to improve the appearance of their teeth. However, braces also improve your overall oral health, correct biting, and chewing problems, improve...
Dental crowns are an important part of restorative dental care. They’re used for a variety of reasons, including for cosmetic issues, cracked or worn teeth, restoration purposes following a root canal, or as support for dental bridges and replacement for a missing tooth or teeth. They’re also easily attached to dental implants. Crown Longevity...
Used for restorative dental care and cosmetic reasons, dental crowns can be used to fix cracked or worn teeth, support dental bridges, replace a missing tooth or teeth, and be attached to dental implants. Also used for restoration after a dental root canal, dental crowns are a vital part of restorative dentistry. What Dental...
Millions of Americans suffer from a painful condition affecting the face and jaw known as a temporomandibular joint disorder, commonly called a TMJ disorder. The temporomandibular joint connects your skull to your jawbone. This joint is what allows us to eat, speak, sing, yawn, and more. So when something is awry with this joint that...
It’s our goal to make every visit to our office a positive experience for our patients. In most cases, our friendly team members, understanding dentists, and gentle care is enough to help those with dental anxiety feel at ease, but there are times when a patient may need a little extra help. For these...
At Dental Wellness Team, dental implants are one of our specialties. Patients from throughout the area travel to Coral Springs for our expertise and skilled restorations. Among the most common questions patients have about dental implants are those concerning the expenses involved. If you’re wondering if implants will fit into your budget, read on...
If you’re interested in clear aligners like Invisalign, you might be wondering how long treatment takes. The answer to this question can be complicated; Invisalign offers a lot more predictability than other forms of orthodontic treatment, but there are also some factors that are outside of our control. Here’s what you need to know...
Digital technology has changed dentistry in more ways than we can count, but one of our patients’ favorite new services is smile design. With a smile design, you and your dentist can work together to plan your cosmetic and restorative dental procedures, and when the plan is complete, you’ll be able to see a...
We see many patients who are interested in Clear Aligners in Coral Springs, FL, and it’s easy to understand why—Invisalign or Clear Aligners are more convenient, comfortable, and discreet than traditional metal braces. Rather than using brackets and wires to push and pull teeth into new positions, Invisalign gently shifts them into alignment predictably...