by Dr. Julie Glud | Oct 28, 2021 | Restorative Dentistry
What affects over 20% of the population and costs Americans over $32 billion each year? The answer is orofacial pain (also known as toothaches). People with toothaches generally have one chief concern: finding relief. While severity ranges, a toothache can be a...
by Dr. Julie Glud | Oct 14, 2021 | Restorative Dentistry
Do you have a tooth that is decayed, misshapen, or broken? Dentists often recommend dental crowns (caps) to cover a severely damaged tooth, a single dental implant, or support a dental bridge. In general, dental crowns can range from $800 to $1,500 (or more). However,...
by Dr. Julie Glud | Sep 22, 2021 | Restorative Dentistry
Did you know that a single crown is the most common restorative procedure? If your teeth are severely decayed, damaged, or misshapen, a dental crown may help. A dental crown is a cap placed over the top of the tooth to restore its size, shape, and function. Getting a...
by Dr. Julie Glud | Sep 10, 2021 | Restorative Dentistry
Dentists often recommend a removable partial denture to replace up to three consecutively missing teeth to restore function and aesthetics. This dental prosthesis can help patients chew again and stabilize the remaining natural teeth. According to the Cleveland...
by Dr. Julie Glud | Aug 20, 2021 | Restorative Dentistry
What type of dental bridge is the best? Between the ages of 20 and 64, the average adult has three or more decayed or missing teeth. Missing teeth can affect the way a person communicates and functions in daily life. Dental bridges are a common and effective tooth...
by Dr. Julie Glud | Jun 23, 2021 | Restorative Dentistry
A dental bridge is often recommended for patients with one, two, or three missing teeth in a row or when a patient has damaged teeth that cannot be restored. A dental bridge has several advantages and disadvantages when compared to other restorative options like...
