Deciding between dental crowns and veneers depends on your specific dental needs and goals. Here's a breakdown of when each option is typically considered: What are Dental Crowns? Dental crowns are also known as "caps" and are designed to cover an entire tooth. They are often used for both cosmetic and restorative purposes. Here are […]
Typically, tooth sensitivity is caused by exposure of the dentin, or middle layer, of the affected tooth. This usually is due to enamel erosion and gum recession. Your tooth roots, which are not protected by enamel, contain tubules that lead to the center of your tooth, where the dental pulp is. Dental pulp is made […]
An overbite is a tooth misalignment that is characterized by the upper jaw overlapping the lower. There are two types of overbite: Skeletal: typically genetic, due to the size, shape, and position of the teeth and jaw Dental: typically the result of childhood habits due to the position of the teeth While a slight overbite […]
Dental professionals are trained to treat a variety of issues. Two of the most common ones are malocclusions and misaligned teeth. Both of these are easily treated. At Cambridge Dental in Brick, NJ, we offer a wide variety of dental treatments. Two of our most popular options are Invisalign clear aligners and dental implants. Invisalign […]
What is Invisalign treatment? Invisalign treatment is a form of orthodontic therapy that accomplishes teeth straightening by using transparent plastic aligners. This is as opposed to using metal braces which require wires, rubber bands, and the metal braces themselves. The metal braces must remain in place throughout the orthodontic treatment. Invisalign treatment is comfortable and […]
Did you know that every year, 1.4 million adults visit the dentist to fix their crooked smiles? In the past, adult orthodontic treatment was uncommon. However, more and more people are learning that it’s easy to straighten crooked or misaligned teeth at any age- thanks to Invisalign clear aligners. That’s why it has become such […]
