Occlusal guards, also known as nightguards or bite splints, are removable dental appliances that fit over the teeth to prevent tooth damage from bruxism (teeth grinding and jaw clenching). Did you know that up to 15% of adults suffer from bruxism, which can lead to symptoms like jaw pain, headaches, and tooth sensitivity if left …
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Dental implants have revolutionized the world of tooth replacement, offering a long-lasting and natural-looking solution for missing teeth. However, like with any medical procedure, potential complications can arise, leading to dental implants problems. By understanding common issues and learning how to navigate them, you can enjoy the benefits of dental implants while minimizing the risks. …
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Having a tooth extracted is quite common, but the after effects can be unpleasant. One potential complication is the development of dry socket – also known as alveolar osteitis. This painful condition arises when the extraction site does not heal properly. What Exactly Occurs With Dry Sockets? After tooth extraction, a blood clot typically forms …
Undergoing dental surgery like wisdom tooth extraction or implant placement can make eating challenging during recovery. Chewing and biting may be difficult or painful. Luckily, there are many nutritious and delicious foods that require minimal chewing to aid the healing process. Why a Soft Food Diet is Crucial After Oral Surgery Following any type of …
When it comes to repairing and restoring damaged or unsightly teeth, fixed prosthodontics offers durable and natural-looking solutions. From a single dental crown to replace a broken tooth to a multi-unit bridge that fills in a gap of missing teeth, fixed prosthetic restorations allow patients to regain full function and aesthetics. This type of restorative …
Dental implants have become an increasingly popular and effective way to replace missing teeth. The traditional method involves placing an implant for each lost tooth, which can require multiple surgeries over several months. However, with the All on Four (All on 4) technique, patients can have a full set of implant-supported teeth placed in a …
Dental crowns and bridges are common treatments for restoring damaged or missing teeth. In this guide by Novudentics Prosthodontics, we cover some important things to keep in mind about crowns and bridges, their differences, lifespan, costs, number of teeth, and whether the procedures are painful. Think of this a guide to all things related to …
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If you’re confused about the differences between dentists and prosthodontists, you’re not alone. While both are oral health professionals, they have different expertise, skills, and training. This guide, by Novudentics Prosthodontics, examines how dentists and prosthodontists differ to help you make the best choice for your oral health needs. With this article’s insights on the …
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Did you know that a dental chair can be one of the most stressful places for many patients? Dental Phobia is not only real, it’s actually quite common. This usually stems from the misconception that dental work is painful, or stressful. This feeling stems from miserable experiences that patients had in the past when dentists …
Losing your natural teeth can be distressing, but getting dentures at Novudentics provides patients with an effective and affordable tooth replacement option. Dentures are custom prosthetic devices that replace missing teeth and surrounding gum tissue to restore your smile, chewing ability, and confidence. This comprehensive guide will explain everything you need to know about full …
