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How Long Do Dental Crowns Last?

by Dr Thomas Choi (dentist) | Sep 28, 2016 | Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Article, Dental Crown and Bridge Northmead, Dentist Northmead

Ever wonder how long a dental crown should last? A study shows that dental crowns can last for decades or virtually your lifetime if they are well manufactured using appropriate materials, installed properly by an expert dentist and if the patient practices diligent home care.

On the other hand, like any other tooth replacements, you don’t always get a perfect result from dental crowns. All treatments have their positive and negatives with regard to how long they can last. But with proper care and professional maintenance, long-term success for your dental crowns is not impossible.

How Acidic Drinks Put Your Teeth At Risk

by Dr Thomas Choi (dentist) | Aug 26, 2016 | Dental slideshare, Dentist Northmead, General Dentistry, Oral Health Northmead, Preventive Dentistry

Best Solutions for Missing Teeth in Northmead

by Dr Thomas Choi (dentist) | Nov 3, 2015 | Dental Article, Dental Implants, Dentist Northmead, Restorative Dentistry

There is no need for you to suffer the consequences of tooth loss. A one-day consultation with your dentist can make a difference for someone who’s troubled about having missing teeth.

Missing just one or more of your precious, natural teeth can affect your dental care and daily routine. From cleaning your teeth to eating the foods you like and showing your smile to others – these simple tasks can be made harder if your smile is not complete anymore.

The good news is there are a variety of dental procedures designed to address the issues of missing teeth effectively and successfully, thanks to modern dentistry.

Understanding the Importance of a Dental Exam

by Dr Thomas Choi (dentist) | Aug 28, 2015 | Dental Article, Dental Exam, Dentist Northmead, General Dentistry, Oral Health Northmead, Oral Hygiene

A dental exam appointment is a very important opportunity for dental experts to pinpoint any early indication of dental problems. It is not only crucial for your oral health but also to your general wellbeing.

There are many things that happen in your mouth that only your dentist can see, and they are trained to detect those issues. Your dentist will check the three principal areas: teeth, gums and soft tissues in your mouth. One of the best ways to protect yourself from oral diseases is to remain on top on your dental exams.

Dental Exam Overview

A regular dental exam that involves routine checkups would usually take 30 minutes while it takes 45 minutes or more for new patients. The reason is most oral health problems can be treated quickly and inexpensively when they are detected early.

Useful Tips for Flossing and its Wonders for your Teeth

by Dr Thomas Choi (dentist) | Aug 15, 2015 | Dental Infographic, Dentist Northmead, General Dentistry, Oral Health Northmead, Oral Hygiene, Preventive Dentistry

Dental Amalgam Fillings: Know the Effects on Health and Environment

by Dr Thomas Choi (dentist) | Jul 7, 2015 | Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Amalgam, Dental Infographic, Dentist Northmead, General Dentistry, Oral Health Northmead

Tooth Anatomy: Discover the Parts of your Teeth

by Dr Thomas Choi (dentist) | Jul 3, 2015 | Dental Article, Dentist Northmead, General Dentistry Articles, Oral Health Northmead, Oral Hygiene, Preventive Dentistry

Nothing is more beautiful and comfortable than having a healthy set of teeth. You can smile contentedly, eat the food you want, and speak properly without any issues around your mouth. That’s because your teeth play an important role in your life and can impact your overall health.

Teeth help you to bite and chew food so it can be swallowed and digested properly. It also forms the words you speak so you can talk properly. Most of all, the presence of your pearly whites provide a form to your face and mouth.

Teeth are in fact more important than what you think. Knowing what they are made of let you understand the significance of their role and function in your overall oral health.