Dental fillings are often used to repair a small cavity or a minor dental fracture. They will replace the damaged or compromised tooth enamel with an alternate dental material. As the years go by inconsistencies in your daily oral hygiene routine and the passage of time can gradually start to weaken the bond between a dental filling and the surrounding... read more »

A cracked tooth can happen as the result of many different things. Sports impacts are a common culprit, as are bad oral habits such as clenching or grinding teeth. Habitually crunching glass or other hard foods can also cause cracking. It’s of vital importance to get the cracked too examined and treated soon, as it poses a great threat to... read more »

While a dental filling is intended to repair a small-to-medium sized cavity for a long time, it is still not uncommon for one to fail over the lengthy course of time. In some cases, you might even be able to notice a filling is about to fall out. In general, the larger and older a filling is, the more likely... read more »