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Why We X-Ray Your Smile to Determine Your Oral Health

Thanks to modern technological advances, Dr. Nathan Owens and our team at Owens Family & Cosmetic Dentistry in Pulaski, Tennessee, employ digital radiography, also known as digital X-rays, to accurately pinpoint what is happening inside your mouth. Our diagnosis is aided by X-rays to determine the following: To check for decay between your pearly whites. To check for bone loss due to periodontal disease. To check for decay beneath your tooth fillings. To see if there is an infection at the tip of the tooth root near the bone.

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Cosmetic Dentistry Can Address Imperfections in Your Smile

Braces are intended to improve the alignment of your teeth to give you an even smile. At the same time, many adults suffer other cosmetic imperfections on the teeth in their smile. This might come in the form of chips, stains or mismatched fillings. Fortunately, your dentist, Dr. Groover, is well versed in a wide range of cosmetic dentistry treatments to give you the winning smile you deserve. The specific imperfections impairing your smile will influence the treatment strategy Dr. Groover advocates.

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Do You Appreciate Your Smile Health?

At Owens Family & Cosmetic Dentistry, Dr. Nathan Owens and our team want our patients in Pulaski, Tennessee, to know just how important your smile is to your oral health. Breaking it down, your teeth, gums, cheeks, tongue, throat, and even saliva production work together to create your confident smile. This Thanksgiving, we want to encourage our patients to show appreciation for your smile, and we hope these smile facts inspire you to do so: –Tooth enamel is the hardest substance in your body. –Your teeth consist of calcium, mineral salts, and phosphorus.

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Fix Broken and Damaged Teeth with the Perfect Dental Crown

You don’t have to live with dying teeth and numerous extractions. Dental crowns can protect and conceal teeth that would otherwise fail. In addition, they can do the following: – Dental crowns are extremely durable, and with the proper care and maintenance, they can last over two decades and perhaps even the rest of your life. – Dental crowns can often be used on teeth that are too badly damaged for other procedures.

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A Chip on a Non-Essential Surface Might Be Repaired by a Filling

A chip can harm the tooth enamel layer of any one of your teeth. Chips can come from an accidental blow to the face or attempts to use your teeth to open a package. People who struggle with unresolved bruxism often chip a tooth when grinding their teeth. If a chip is small and confined to a non-essential location on the tooth, Dr. Nathan Owens might be able to repair it by applying a filling at his Pulaski, Tennessee, clinic. After examining the tooth to assess the extent of the damage, Dr. Nathan Owens will numb the gums with an injection of Novocain.

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Dental Fillings: The Two Treatments Available for Restoring Your Smile

If you have a dental cavity, it’s important to get it treated as soon as possible. If you visit Dr. Nathan Owens when your cavity is small or modest in size, he should be able to treat the cavity and repair the tooth with a dental filling. Depending on the tooth’s location in your mouth, your dentist will use either a composite or amalgam filling.

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Toothpaste: Which One is Right for Your Teeth?

You may know that there are a number of things you’ll need to do if you’d like to protect the health of your teeth. For example, you’ll need to brush twice daily and floss your teeth at least once a day, but did you know the toothpaste you choose can also impact your oral health? Similarly, do you ever wonder which type of toothpaste you should use?

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Food That Improves Your Oral Health

Did you know that there are several foods that could actually damage your smile? For example, you’ve probably heard that soda, candy, and other sweets could all have detrimental effects. However, did you know that there are some other foods that could actually be good for the health of your teeth?

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Teeth and Gums 101: Dental Floss

Dental floss can enhance your oral health care routine. With dental floss, your oral health care can be radically improved. Not only can dental floss defend your mouth against the effects of tooth decay and gum disease, it can keep your teeth strong and your smile debris-free. However, it is always crucial to floss correctly.

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What is Root Canal Therapy?

If you’re nervous to sit in the dental chair and restore your tooth with root canal therapy, then you’ve come to the right blog. This treatment doesn’t have to be scary or nerve wracking. In fact, it’s not nearly as bad as many make it sound. Root canal therapy, which is also known as endodontic therapy, can restore your tooth and oral health and give you the pain-free smile you desire. To help you feel more relaxed in the dental chair during treatment, Dr. Nathan Owens and our dental team would like to tell you a little more about root canals.

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