Teeth are essential for chewing, speaking, and maintaining a confident smile, but there are times when keeping them isn’t the best option. So, when should teeth be removed? In some cases, it’s a matter of health, development, or even comfort. That’s where restorative dentistry and tooth extractions at Chisholm Trail Smile Center come into play. …
When it comes to restorative dentistry, one of the most common questions people ask is, “Are root canals painful?” This age-old concern has fueled anxiety for years, but with modern techniques and advanced technology, the answer might surprise you. If you’re experiencing extreme tooth sensitivity, persistent dental pain, or color changes in one or more…
If you’ve lost most of your teeth or need most of your teeth extracted due to dental health issues, Dr. Matthew Bridges may recommend replacing all of your teeth with dentures. Modern dentures are comfortable, look natural, and can improve your quality of life, as well as your oral and overall health. If you’re considering…
As we age, maintaining a healthy and functional smile can become a bit of a challenge. For many seniors, mouth reconstruction becomes not just an option, but a necessity to restore both function and aesthetics. That’s where restorative dentistry treatments at Chisholm Trail Smile Center come into play. Whether it’s tooth loss, bone resorption, gum…
Snoring: the nighttime symphony that nobody asked for. Whether you’re the one snoring or the one listening, it’s a problem that can affect everyone in the household. But did you know restorative dentistry treatments might hold the key to quieter nights? That’s right! Dentists are not just about clean teeth and sparkling smiles – they…
Built-up plaque and tartar, dark teeth, decayed teeth, and missing teeth make people appear older than their age. Not only do these dental problems look unhealthy, but dental disease, gum disease, and oral cancer put the entire body at risk of serious health issues. If your dental health is in disrepair, don’t be embarrassed, take…
For small to medium-sized cavities, fillings are the go-to restorative dentistry treatment. Fillings are non-invasive and conservative, but they can stop the spread of decay, strengthen weakened teeth, and prevent further structural damage. If you need dental fillings, there are several materials to choose from, including amalgam and composite resin. The right one for you…
Dental crowns are versatile restorative treatments used to repair and protect damaged teeth. Despite their widespread use, there are numerous myths and misconceptions surrounding them. In this blog post, our Duncan, OK dentist debunks some of the most common myths about tooth crowns and provides accurate information to help you make informed decisions about your…
Root canal therapy, or endodontic treatment, has an unfortunate reputation. Say the words, and most people conjure up images of highly uncomfortable, invasive treatment. In reality, however, root canals are simple, safe, procedures that involve little discomfort. They are an important part of restorative dentistry because they can often save even severely damaged teeth. At…
Dental bridges are one of the most common restorative dentistry treatments, used to replace one or more missing teeth. These restorations are composed of several dental crowns fused together to fill in the gap in your smile. Bridges can renew your oral function, improve your appearance, and reduce the risk of further dental complications. When…