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Treatment Options for Chipped or Broken Teeth
Chipped or broken teeth are a common dental issue that can occur due to various reasons, from accidents to biting into something hard. Addressing them promptly is essential to prevent further complications and restore both appearance and function. At Olivieri Dental Care in Hamilton, we aim to help patients understand the causes, symptoms, and the various treatment options available for chipped or broken teeth. How Chipped or Broken Teeth Occur Teeth are strong, but they c
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Temporomandibular Joint Disorders & TMJ Treatment
Temporomandibular Joint Disorders & TMJ Treatment The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is a crucial component of our anatomy that connects the jawbone to the skull to enable essential movements for chewing, speaking, and daily activities. Unfortunately, many individuals suffer from TMJ disorders, which can significantly impact their quality of life. This blog explores these disorders and offers solutions for managing the associated pain and discomfort. Understanding TMJ Disorde
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Will I need a Crown After My Root Canal?
Do you need root canal treatment ? Whether your tooth will require a crown after root canal treatment depends on several factors. Keep reading to learn more, but first, let’s make sure you know what a root canal and a crown are. Root Canals A root canal is a part of the root of a tooth, so what we call a “root canal” is actually a dental procedure designed to save a severely damaged or infected tooth. It involves: making a small hole at the top of your tooth in or
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What Is Dental Scaling and Why Is It Necessary?
Proper dental health is crucial to your overall well-being. In this blog, Olivieri Dental Care tells you everything you need to know about dental scaling and how it can help improve your oral health and prevent gum disease. What is Dental Scaling? This is what is referred to as a, “regular teeth cleaning.” Dental scaling consists of removing the soft and hardened plaque (called tartar) from between the teeth and around the gum line of the teeth. While patients can clean
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