Frequently Asked Questions

Not everyone requires wisdom tooth removal. Many people keep their wisdom teeth without complications. However, your dentist can determine through x-rays and an exam if your wisdom teeth are likely to cause problems and advise on whether removal is necessary.

Porcelain veneers are thin, custom-made shells designed to cover the front of teeth, correcting issues like stains, discoloration, chips, or misshapen teeth. They offer a natural, long-lasting improvement to your smile and are resistant to stains.

A root canal is a procedure to treat an infection in a tooth’s nerve. When a tooth becomes infected due to decay, cracks, or gum disease, the exposed nerve causes pain, especially when chewing or consuming hot or cold foods. A root canal relieves this pain by removing the infection and sealing the tooth.

A crown is used to restore a single damaged tooth by covering it, while a bridge is used to replace multiple missing teeth. Both crowns and bridges enhance your smile and provide support to neighboring teeth, helping to maintain proper alignment and function.