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Teeth can fall out for a number of reasons, no matter your age. If you have experienced tooth loss, you may have asked yourself ‘what happens if you don’t replace missing teeth?’ A lost tooth may not seem like a big deal but it can in fact cause serious oral health and overall health issues in the long term if left untreated. The gap in your teeth is not only an aesthetic problem but can also cause difficulty with day-to-day tasks, including chewing and speaking.
Teeth grinding affects a large portion of the population, though many don’t even realise they’re doing it. When ignored, teeth grinding can have a huge impact on your mouth and can cause serious tooth damage over time. If you’re wondering how to stop grinding teeth in sleep, let us give you a rundown of everything you need to know to get started.
A white smile and healthy teeth are on many people’s wish list. Unfortunately, surface stains from heavily pigmented foods, tooth chips and cracks, and more serious dental issues like tooth decay and gum disease may be causing you to hide your smile. There are numerous reasons why you may be experiencing discolouration of your teeth, but fortunately there are many solutions to achieve your dental goals.
If your smile has seen better days, you’ve probably considered a smile makeover, AKA porcelain veneers. Maybe you’re longing to fill in the worn down or stained teeth that make you feel self-conscious, covering your mouth when you talk or smile. Perhaps you want to give your teeth a fresh start, making them stronger and healthier for long-term oral health.
Shame. Pain. Anxiety. When you’re living with missing, terminal or badly decayed teeth, these feelings can be all too familiar. As leading all-on-4 dental implant dentists in Perth for over twenty years, we hear it from patients all the time. They’re too fearful to chase that new job, in too much pain to eat their favourite foods, or too embarrassed to smile for photos at family weddings.
Missing a tooth – or a few? Maybe a couple of your teeth are beyond repair, but the rest are in good nick. You’ve heard of a complete teeth replacement (all-on-4). But that seems a little extreme for your needs. Porcelain veneers, on the other hand, probably aren’t enough to restore full function to your teeth. If your teeth seem to be in that grey area of ‘too good to go, too bad to stay’... restorative dentistry might be the solution for you.
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