Dental Implants: How Can They Help Secure Different Types of Dentures?
Are you tired of your dentures slipping or causing discomfort? Find out how dental implants can anchor your dentures for a more secure, natural-feeling fit.
September Quick Tip from Dr. Cheney!
My crown came off, what do I do?
Whether it’s a temporary crown, broken crown or a permanent crown, we recommend you contact us as soon as possible. There are several factors that can impact your tooth while in treatment or after treatment has been completed. A delay in getting the crown replaced can result in damage to the tooth structure and shifting of the teeth to the point where the existing crown (if whole) will not fit. We want to protect your tooth and your investment.
***This content is provided for informational purposes only, and is not intended to substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, treatment or existing financial agreements.***
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