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Why are my teeth sensitive?
Your teeth can be really sensitive due to the result of slightly receded gums.  The receded gums will allow the underlying dentin to be exposed, this means the sensitive nerve will come into contact with food and water.

What can I do to prevent my gum disease and tooth decay?
First, you can simply start with great oral hygiene routine at home. Of course, brushing and flossing are important to maintaining your optimal dental health and minimize the risk of tooth decay and gingivitis.

What is the cause of Gingivitis?
Gingivitis is caused by a bacteria that will irritate your gums, causing bleeding and inflammation. This condition can be prevented by making regular hygiene visits to your dentist. That's right, visit your dentist!

What is periodontal disease?
Periodontal disease will suddenly occur with very little or no symptoms at all. They’re caused by bacteria surrounding the teeth and entering into the gum. Without the proper treatment, the condition can worsen and cause symptoms like tooth abscesses, pain, tooth loss, bad breath, gum recession, and very increased gum sensitivity.

How is periodontal disease treated?
The good news is that options, you can treat periodontal disease through multiple treatments. These include root planning and scaling, laser therapy and local antibiotics, and periodontal cleanings at your dentist.

What is the difference between white filling and silver filling?
The old style Silver fillings are produced from metal alloys and have been used for many decades. The metal is placed inside the mouth and will expand or contract with hot or cold temperatures. New White fillings, also known as composites and can be produced from plastic or glass polymers. These cosmetic fillings allow the cavity to be filled with a substance that will look and feel like your natural colored teeth.

What treatments can improve my smile?
Our Dental Centers following treatments can enhance your smile:
  • Teeth whitening
  • Dental bonding
  • Porcelain veneers
  • Porcelain crowns

What happens during teeth whitening?
Teeth whitening will be provided in a professional supervised setting and involves using a special gel to improve the color of your teeth. The gel can be applied to a tray worn on your teeth and will be hardened with a special curing light.

What is dental bonding?
Dental bonding is an efficient and cost-effective procedure that can fill gaps in front teeth and improve your tooth color as well as your smile. These results are immediate and quite dramatic.  After a few hours, you can enjoy a pleasing smile again.

What do porcelain veneers do?
Porcelain veneers will fit directly into your teeth. They change the size, shape, and color of your teeth.  It's a recommended cosmetic procedure to repair fractured teeth, chipped or cracked teeth, or discoloration.

What are the benefits of crowns?
Crowns can improve the shape, size and color of your teeth in as little as only two visits.

What are the benefits of dental implants?
Dental implants can function and look like your natural teeth, providing a permanent solution for missing teeth. Dental implant candidates include most patients, especially those in need of a functional, cosmetic restoration for those missing teeth.

How long will a dental implant last?
Dental implants in the best well-maintained conditions can last approximately 30 years to a lifetime.

​Our Network of San Diego Dentists offer Dental Procedures like:

​Teeth Cleaning, Dental Exams, Dental Xrays, Teeth Whitening Kits, Tooth Extractions, White Fillings, Remove Silver Filling, ​Invisalign and Crowns. We have the Best Dentists in San Diego County that offer affordable Payment Plans on your Dental Procedure for patients without Dental Insurance.

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