Amelogenesis Imperfecta is a dental condition in which the enamel of the teeth does not develop properly. It may be thin and weak and may not exist at all for some who have this condition. This is a hereditary condition that can continue through many generations. The severity of the condition depends on which type of amelogenesis imperfecta the patient has. These are the four types of this disorder that are known about and the symptoms that are associated with each.…
There are many ways to chip or crack a tooth. You may bite down on a hard piece of candy or receive a blow to the mouth while playing sports. Some damages that teeth sustain may necessitate an extraction. In those cases, a dental implant or a dental bridge can be used to replace the lost tooth. However, if a chip or crack is not deep, it may may mar the appearance of the tooth without affecting its health.…
Dental onlays and inlays are used to fill and repair a tooth after a cavity is drilled and treated. They are made of porcelain and they work like a cross between a filling and a crown, combining the best parts of these two treatment options. The following guide can help answer some of your questions about this treatment option.
Question #1: What is the difference between an inlay and an onlay?…
