Crown and bridges are fixed to existing teeth or implants

Restoring Teeth with Dental Crowns and Bridges

Dental Crowns and Bridges Dental crowns and bridges are the most common dental restoration work in dentistry because they are an ideal way to rebuild missing or damaged teeth. These prosthetics can also help teeth that have been weakened by decay or a very large filling. A crown is used to cover a single tooth when its structure is damaged. The “cap” fits over the remaining part of the tooth, strengthening it and improving its shape and appearance. Most crowns…

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Dental Fillings to Restore Damaged Teeth

Our bodies have the incredible capability of repairing its injured structures. For example, when we break bones, our bodies are able to heal them by creating new cells to glue them back together. Unfortunately, this is not the case when it comes to our teeth; once a hole forms in a tooth, the body is not able to repair it on it’s own. Before tooth fillings became common (as is today thanks to modern dentistry), cavities caused people to remove…

Breast Implants to Increase the Size of Your Breasts

Breast Augmentation Cosmetic Procedure to Increase Breast Size

As the name of the surgery implies, breast augmentation is a cosmetic procedure that increases breast size and enhances breast shape. This is achieved by placing either silicone or saline breast implants, or with fat transfer. This procedure is always tailored to meet every woman’s needs, but the ultimate goal of the surgery is to enhance and to create a more aesthetically pleasing, symmetrical breast profile. Who can have Breast Augmentation? There are many different reasons women choose to have…

GASTRIC SLEEVE SURGERY CAN BE DONE LAPAROSCOPICALLY

Gastric Sleeve Surgery What you Need to Know

Gastric Sleeve surgery, also known as Sleeve Gastrectomy, is one of the most popular and effective bariatric procedures that doesn’t require the maintenance and long-term complication rates of a Lap Band. During surgery With the sleeve gastrectomy, weight Loss is achieved by restricting food intake. During the operation the surgeon removes part of the patient’s stomach, approximately 75 percent, resulting in the stomach taking the shape of a tube or “sleeve” that is 1/10th the size of the original stomach. Consequently,…