TMJ is a common abbreviation for your temporomandibular joint – these are the joints that connect your jaw to your skull. Your jaw function is controlled by the trigeminal nerve, which is also responsible for processing sensations of your face and head. When you develop TMJ problems, the nerve can become aggravated, and you can… Read more »
Month: February 2016
Planning A Full-Mouth Rehabilitation
If you have simultaneous issues with several teeth, one treatment may not be the solution for all of your dental needs. Full-mouth rehabilitation is a course of treatments that aims to bring your oral health to good standing. It can be a combination of restorative work, cosmetic procedures, and prosthetic dentistry. Essentially, it is a… Read more »
Addressing Gaps Between Your Teeth
If you are self-conscious about the presence of a gap between teeth in your smile, remedies are available. Whether the gap is caused by an uneven row of teeth, an abnormally small tooth, or some other condition, you can work with your dentist to have it covered up. Because multiple approaches, like dental bonding, exist… Read more »
How To Preserve The Look Of Your Porcelain Veneers
Porcelain veneers can hide flaws in the shape and condition of your teeth, and give you an attractive new smile. Veneers are bonded to your teeth, and offer a long-term solution to a range of cosmetic anxieties. However, because they are a permanent addition, you will need to take caution to ensure that you maintain… Read more »