Bruxism, or teeth grinding, can occur without one’s
knowledge. A bruxism habit can do this because it will often occur at night,
when the sleeper is none the wiser to what is going on. Unfortunately, this
attribute of bruxism habits makes them very dangerous as significant damage can
occur without your knowledge. Therefore, if you notice any signs that could
point toward bruxism, it is important that you seek dental assistance. To learn
more about bruxism and its treatment, read the information from your Cedar Hill dentist, Dr. Quinn Smith,
below.
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Thursday, October 17, 2013
Thursday, July 11, 2013
Grand Prairie Dentist Challenges You to a Quiz about Dental Crowns
Do you know when a dental crown becomes necessary? Did you know that there are several types of dental crowns? Take the following quiz from your Grand Prairie dentist and test your knowledge of dental crowns.
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Grand Prairie Dentist: Four Signs You May Be Grinding Your Teeth
Do you grind your teeth? Are you sure? Oftentimes, teeth
grinding, or bruxism, occurs during the night, when people are completely
unaware of the damage they are inflicting on their teeth. There are, however, a
few symptoms that may reveal whether or not bruxism is occurring. To learn more
about these symptoms, consult the following list provided by your Grand Prairie dentist, Dr. Quinn Smith.
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Grand Prairie Dentist Explains When Dental Crowns Become Necessary
Dental crowns are dental devices, made out of varying materials,
that repair and reinforce teeth so that they become functional once again.
Dental crowns can also improve the cosmetic appearance of damaged teeth. But
when does a dental crown become necessary? Your Grand Prairie dentist,
Dr. Quinn Smith, discusses several situations that necessitate dental crowns below.
Thursday, May 2, 2013
Grand Prairie Dentist Discusses Four Types of Dental Crowns
A weakened tooth is susceptible to damage in the forms of
cracking, chipping, and breaking. If damage is more severe, as in the case of a
broken tooth, a dental crown can reinforce the tooth, restore its function, and
improve its aesthetic appeal. But did you know that there are several types of dental crowns? Below, your Grand Prairie dentist, Dr. Quinn Smith, discusses each type.
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