Progressive Dental Smiles Blog

For thousands of years, people have been replacing missing teeth, first in China and then Egypt. The Chinese used bamboo pegs, while the Egyptians used copper. We could only imagine the skills that went with the procedures, never mind the pain involved.

A vital part of restorative dentistry is dental crowns. They help repair teeth damaged by trauma and decay, among other problems. They are a type of dental restoration that covers the back, side, top, and entire visible portion of a tooth. Read on to learn more about when a dental crown is necessary.

Dental implants have several advantages, including their ability to resemble the look and feel of natural teeth closely. Dentists attach them permanently, unlike removable options, and they can last a lifetime with proper maintenance. However, it is critical to maintain your implants' functionality and longevity by giving them the appropriate care.