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Welcome to our esteemed multi-specialty dental office and practice, proudly featuring top-tier professionals in Dallas. Our Best in Dallas dentists prioritize individualized care and tailor our dental services to meet your unique needs. Experience the convenience of centralized care and multi-specialty collaboration without the hassle of navigating across town. At ProDental, everything you need for a radiant smile and improved chewing functionality is conveniently located under one roof. Trust our experts to craft a comprehensive dental care plan utilizing cutting-edge technology and recent innovations in the quickest and most cost-effective way.
Elegant Solutions for Delicate Problems
If you dream of a sparkling smile that turns heads and opens doors, cosmetic dental procedures like porcelain veneers and teeth whitening can transform your smile into a work of art. Our prosthodontists, dentists, and smile specialists can create an individualized smile makeover for you in Dallas, Texas, worthy of any TV makeover show.
No two dental problems are the same, and no two dental treatments are the same. There are a number of solutions or options to every mouth problem and an exponential number of combinations of options, such as dental implants and other dental services. Take some time and explore the solutions that we can provide at Pro Dental Dallas to help you with your smile, oral health, or mouth problems. If you have any questions for our dentist, or if you would like to schedule your consultation at our dental office in Dallas, TX, please contact us today.
Crowns
Here at Pro Dental Dallas, we make dental crowns for our patients and would love to help you if we are near! We have board-certified prosthodontists here at our dental practice that specialize in crowns, bridges, dental implants, dentures, and more. They are able to make a crown that looks like your natural teeth.
What Are Dental Crowns?
Dental crowns are a type of dental restoration that encompasses the entire tooth, starting at the gums. A temporary crown or a permanent crown can be needed for a variety of reasons. Once the crown procedure is completed, in most cases, the tooth will be stronger and look better. Depending on your dental needs, a dental crown can also improve the function and health of the tooth. Crowns can be made from a number of materials, including yellow gold, white gold, zirconia, and zirconia with porcelain overlay, metal with porcelain overlay, and 100% porcelain.
Dental crowns are also used after root canal treatment if necessary. Typically, they are used if you have extremely weakened teeth after the procedure. Crowns are often used to protect a damaged tooth, such as a broken tooth or a tooth that has suffered from tooth decay. If you’ve been told you need root canal treatment, be sure to ask if a crown is needed after the dental work.
Full Mouth Rehabilitation
One of the most life-changing dental treatments is full-mouth restoration and rehabilitation, also known as a smile makeover. The team here at Pro Dental offers this service to our patients. We have cosmetic dentists in Dallas who are able to completely makeover your mouth, offering a wide range of dental procedures to address various dental concerns.
Why Do You Need Full-Mouth Rehabilitation?
There are many reasons one might need full-mouth rehabilitation. It could be that you are a patient who suffered from intraoral cancer or gum disease and lost part or all of your teeth and jaw, affecting both your oral health and dental health. Or, perhaps you have always ground your teeth. Years of teeth grinding can result in short nubs of teeth that remain, and that could result in restorative procedures such as dental implants or full-mouth reconstruction. Another scenario could be you’ve successfully survived a motor vehicle accident, only to live with a severely compromised dentition that looks worse than it functions. Lastly, it could also be that you just didn’t always know what you know now about oral health, that brushing and flossing work much better than an apple a day in maintaining good dental care.
Partial Dentures
Partial dentures are a replacement option when a person still has some of their natural teeth and is experiencing tooth loss. If all of the teeth were missing, full or complete dentures would be the ideal treatment. In some instances, when teeth remain, a partial denture is a great option. These have one distinct advantage over conventional full or complete dentures in that they attach to the remaining teeth, which helps replace missing teeth and yields an increase in retention.
The remaining natural teeth can help the denture teeth to be stable and not move around in the mouth while chewing and talking. Depending on which natural teeth remain, some partial dentures can be very retentive. We handle partial dentures near you in Dallas, Texas. They come in a variety of styles, of which most are a combination of acrylic partial dentures and gums and a metal substructure for strength.
Types of Partial Dentures
Partial dentures mostly differ in their denture. There can literally be hundreds of ways to design them. The most popular are made of a cast metal substructure and then overlaid with acrylic. These traditional partial dentures provide comfort, strength, and longevity.
Other types can be all-acrylic partials and clasp-less partials. These partial dentures differ in how they are supported and retained in the mouth but visually appear to replace teeth in a natural looking way. Regardless of the type, all partial dentures can be removed from the mouth. This creates the optimum scenario for cleaning.
Dental Implants or Partials?
Partials also afford the benefit of being able to replace a large number of missing back teeth. If the back teeth are completely missing, a tooth-supported bridge is not an option because there is no back tooth to support the bridge. In these instances, the only options for tooth replacement involve dental implants or partial dentures.
Depending on the type of partial denture you need, the amount of tooth loss, your overall oral health, and your dental insurance, denture costs can vary. Please schedule an appointment to find out the cost of the tooth replacement treatment. We’ll be happy to discuss the treatment plan and available financing options.
