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Restorative Dentistry

Rather Have A Root Canal?

Have you ever heard the phrase “I’d rather have a root canal” to describe something painful or unpleasant? At St. Mary’s Dental in Mechanicsville MD, we perform root canal therapy for our patients and many report minimal discomfort. Root canal procedures have advanced significantly in recent years. For many patients, the procedure is no more

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Are Dentures the Only Answer For Extensive Tooth Loss?

Your teeth are meant to last a lifetime, and with proper home care and regular checkups at St. Mary’s Dental in Mechanicsville MD, they can. But sometimes things go wrong, in spite of everyone’s best efforts. Dental implants are an ideal solution for anyone who loses one or more of their natural teeth. Dental implants

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Correcting Severe Dental Problems At St. Mary’s Dental

Each restorative and cosmetic dentistry procedure performed at St. Mary’s Dental in Mechanicsville MD can address a specific issue. A porcelain veneer can correct the surface of a tooth that is discolored or has had enamel loss. Bonding can fill a small chip in an otherwise healthy tooth. Some dental problems are more extensive and

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A Missing Tooth Can Lead to Bone Loss

Dental implants from St. Mary’s Dental in Mechanicsville MD support teeth so lifelike, patients have been known to forget some of their teeth aren’t real. That’s now natural their look and function is. No wonder they are our most popular restorative dentistry option! Those simple facts are enough to make most people choose dental implants

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7 Ways To Fix A Chipped Tooth

In a perfect world, each of your teeth would stay healthy, strong, and brilliantly white throughout your life. Unfortunately, most of us will need to restore a tooth at some point. At St. Mary’s Dental in Mechanicsville MD, we can help. A tooth can be compromised by decay, enamel erosion, a chip or crack, gum

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Implants Prevent Denture-Related Health Problems

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 25% of adults over 65 have no remaining teeth. Many of them choose dentures. But dental implants from St. Mary’s Dental in Mechanicsville are a state-of-the-art alternative. Problems With Dentures Conventional dentures usually fit properly at first, but the mouth changes as you age. Normal wear

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Dental Bridge vs Dental Implant

In this post from St. Mary’s Dental in Mechanicsville we discuss dental implants as an alternative to traditional dental bridges. Bridges have been a standard tooth replacement option for many years. There is more than one type, but the most commmon consists of an artificial tooth held in place by dental crowns on either side

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How Long Will A Dental Crown Last?

Dental crowns from St. Mary’s Dental in Mechanicsville are a versatile restoration. A crown adds strength to a tooth that has a large filling or been damaged. A crown is usually necessary after a root canal. In a dental implant procedure, a crown is the final step. Dental crowns are made from a variety of

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Dental Crowns At St. Mary’s Dental In Mechanicsville

Dental crowns have been used in dentistry for many decades. There is even evidence that ancient civilizations experimented with early forms of crowns. Today, dental crowns are a versatile restoration at St. Mary’s Dental in Mechancisville. Dental crowns (also called caps) cover the entire visible portion of the tooth and are cemented in place. They

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Bridging The Gap

Do you have a missing tooth that is detracting from your otherwise attractive teeth? At St. Mary’s Dental in Mechanicsville we can fill the gap with a dental bridge, and help you get back your sensational smile! A dental bridge could be the perfect answer for your missing tooth and help you chew and speak

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