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Category: Dental Crowns

loose dental crowns and bridge models.

How Do Dental Crowns Work?

Dental crowns are a type of restoration that covers your entire tooth down to the gumline. Your dentist in Sartell, MN, will recommend a tooth crown to address either significant decay or other damage like a fracture or a large chip that compromises the tooth as a whole. In these

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WHEN A DENTAL CROWN IS BETTER THAN A BRIDGE

If you live with a damaged or missing tooth, you may be trying to determine which solution is best for you: a dental crown or bridge. Fractured or missing teeth can impact your ability to chew, eat, speak, and even laugh with ease. In short, it can affect your quality of life,

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Why We Recommend Single Tooth Dental Implants Over Bridges

Are you missing one or multiple teeth? While there are many options for keeping your smile looking beautiful and whole, we always recommend dental implants.   Why Dental Implants? Dental implants are thin, biocompatible titanium posts that fuse to your jaw bone. The dental materials that we use means that

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Dental Crowns Can Dramatically Enhance Your Smile!

Dental crowns are one of the most versatile restorations in modern dentistry. They do everything from supporting a weak tooth to taking the place of a missing tooth. And dental crowns can dramatically improve your smile. At i-Implant Dentistry, we want you to have a smile you can be proud

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a digital graphic of a dental crown being placed.

HOW AESTHETIC DENTAL CROWNS CAN TRANSFORM YOUR SMILE

Modern dentistry has seen many impressive advancements in the last couple of decades. Updated and improved materials like dental porcelain allow dentists to fabricate restorations like crowns and bridges that look more lifelike than ever before. You probably know that dentists recommend a crown to protect a broken or damaged

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