When a Filling Isn’t Enough: Inlays and Onlays For Tooth Restoration
A small cavity might call for a simple filling; in fact, tooth-colored fillings do a great job for most cavities. But what […]
A small cavity might call for a simple filling; in fact, tooth-colored fillings do a great job for most cavities. But what […]
Wisdom teeth usually appear between ages 17-25—but for many teenagers, they bring more trouble than benefit. 9 in 10 people have one or
When faced with an unhealthy tooth, you may find yourself at a crossroads: should you opt for extraction or attempt to save it? This decision can be complex, with several factors to consider, including the extent of the damage, the potential for successful treatment, and the long-term implications of each option.
As you navigate this dilemma, understanding the pros and cons of each approach can help you make an informed choice that aligns with your overall oral health goals. Dr. Lance Porter and Dr. Will Warren discuss tooth-saving treatments, dental extraction risks, and making the best decision for your dental health.
Your wisdom teeth are the last teeth to develop. They typically emerge between the ages of 17 to 21. Unfortunately, wisdom teeth are prone to problems. When problems arise, a common remedy is removal. Here, Dr. Lance Porter and Dr. Will Warren of Porter Dental Health Clinic describe when it is the right time for wisdom teeth removal.
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