For many people, oral surgery is an outpatient procedure that occurs in their dentist’s office. Depending on the type of pain relief used for your oral surgery, you may even be able to drive yourself home following your procedure. But just because oral surgery doesn’t require an overnight stay, doesn’t mean that you can skimp […]
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Are you a Belmont resident with the pain and jaw popping symptoms of TMJ? Did you know that in some cases, misaligned teeth could cause TMJ? If you live with the painful sensations of TMJ and have misaligned teeth, continue reading to discover how the dental care providers at Belmont’s Dental Restorative Group can help
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Are you a Belmont resident whose teeth are sensitive to hot and cold food and drinks? Have you noticed that your gums start bleeding whenever you brush or floss your teeth? Does it appear that your teeth have elongated over time? If you answered “Yes” to any of these questions, it’s possible that you have
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Do you have a smile that you’d like to improve? Are you hoping for a more aesthetically pleasing smile, and/or to restore function to your mouth? If so, you may have begun researching the options that your Belmont dentist at the Dental Restorative Group can perform. And you may have come across two terms –
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Some Belmont residents, especially seniors, lose a significant amount of teeth over the years. Others may have decayed teeth that need to be extracted, misaligned teeth, or teeth with exposed roots due to untreated gum recession. For these patients to restore the functionality and aesthetics of teeth, a full mouth dental reconstruction may be required.
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If you’re a Belmont resident with receding gums, you’re probably experiencing a lot of tooth sensitivity, especially when you eat or drink hot or cold food or beverages. You may have also noticed that your teeth appear longer, or that you can see the roots of your teeth. You know you have a problem, but
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