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Reasons to Consider Cosmetic Bonding

Posted on 1/30/2019 by Dr. Jae Seon Kim

Cosmetic dental bonding is a fairly simple procedure that applies composite material to the teeth for shaping. This procedure can fix a variety of imperfections, leaving you with a beautifully improved smile. There are many great reasons to consider it. High-Quality Results Dental bonding is a good cosmetic dentistry procedure because it provides beautiful, high-quality results. Your teeth will look beautiful and natural. Other people won't even know that they have been altered cosmetically. Treat Stains and Discoloration If you want to treat stained and discolored teeth without having to wait for whitening treatments to work, bonding can be a good alternative. Composite resin also hides discoloration caused by internal issues, which can't be treated with traditional whitening methods. For some people, this is the only way to get a whiter smile. Quick Completion Many other cosmetic dentistry procedures require multiple dental visits in order to achieve the final...
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Problems You May Face If Your Dental Fillings Are Too High

Posted on 1/20/2019 by Dr. Jae Seon Kim

When you get a cavity, the solution is to get a filling. Most people take this process for granted. They may not like the idea of getting their tooth drilled, but once it is over, they realize that the process of getting a filling was painless and they figure it was worth it to regain the health of their teeth. What they don't realize is that not all fillings are perfect. If the filling is too high, it can cause problems. How Can a Dental Filling be too High? A high filling is when too much of the filling material projects away from the cavity and the tooth. It is not something we want to happen, but it can occur. It is possible to feel the high cavity when you run your tongue over it and it is also visible at times. We never intend to have a filling result in this, but it can happen on rare occasions. There are a few problems that can occur from a high filling if it is not corrected. Possible Problems A high filling can cause premature wear of the filling. Fillings do...
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Does a High Fever Cause Damage to Your Teeth?

Posted on 12/30/2018 by Dr. Jae Seon Kim

The highest causes of enamel imperfections are high fevers in childhood, malnutrition, trauma, and intake of some antibiotics during tooth development stages. These enamel complications should be promptly addressed before they result in tooth decay. High fever tampers with the calcification process of the enamel in young teeth. This causes the enamel to be discolored and have an irregular surface. The rough patches on the enamel are more susceptible to decay. These are some of the ways your teeth could get damaged by the factors mentioned above. Tooth Erosion An incomplete calcification of teeth gives rise to a very weak enamel. This enamel is easily worn out by gastric juices which then flakes away as you chew, grind, brush your teeth or take carbonated drinks. Eroded teeth cause tooth sensitivity to heat and coldness in extreme situations, and the nerves can get exposed as well. Cavities This is one of the most chronic and widespread cases of tooth damage. High fevers...
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All Posts:

Reasons to Consider Cosmetic Bonding
1/30/2019
Problems You May Face If Your Dental Fillings Are Too High
1/20/2019
Does a High Fever Cause Damage to Your Teeth?
12/30/2018
Do Your Teeth Stay Healthier When You Have Dental Bonding?
12/15/2018

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