Sometimes dental care is simple: a filling here, a crown there. But sometimes, your smile needs a more detailed plan. If you are dealing with multiple damaged, worn, or missing teeth, full mouth rehabilitation may be the solution you have been looking for. The goal of full mouth rehabilitation is to restore comfort and function systematically, especially when your smile may need more than a single fix.
A great smile has the power to change your appearance and restore your confidence. In this video, Dr. Stryker sits down to share Dennis’s remarkable smile makeover journey, in which years of planning and dedication led to a life-changing transformation.
We spend a lot of time educating on good dental health practices to avoid losing teeth, but what about what you do after you’ve already lost a tooth? Like a lot of our patients, we’ll bet you’re not quite sure how to deal with tooth loss and what happens when you have gaps in your smile. That’s why we’ve compiled this helpful article just for you.
If you’ve ever had a photo taken in our Smile Studio, you already know—this space is something special. Tucked inside our practice, the Smile Studio is where we celebrate some of the incredible transformations that have happened right here at Lincoln Crossings Dental Care. It’s a literal wall filled with smiling patients who decided to invest in their health, confidence, and quality of life. Some came in hoping to whiten or even out their smile. Others needed crowns, implant-supported dentures, or full mouth rehabilitation. Regardless of the treatment plan, they all have one thing in common: a smile that is healthy, functional, and uniquely theirs.
Tooth loss is one of the most common oral health issues adults face as they age, with many people over 60 experiencing what is classified as severe loss. Patients often ask us whether it is necessary to replace their missing teeth, especially the ones in the back. Unequivocally, we advise all of our patients to replace their missing teeth to preserve their long-term oral health.
When Dr. Stryker recommends a crown, the first thing the patient usually asks is, “Do I really need a crown?” We understand that the prospect of getting a crown may not be pleasant, but if Dr. Stryker says you need one, it’s for a good reason. Watch this video to learn more from Dr. Stryker about crowns, and keep reading for additional useful information.
Happy 2024! It is hard to believe that the holiday season has come and gone, and we are starting a new year. The start of something new is a wonderful time to reflect on your life. We encourage our patients to reflect on their oral health and what they would like to achieve by this time next year. Do you need to visit us for an oral hygiene examination or perhaps schedule a recommended treatment that was postponed during the holidays? Now is also a wonderful time to learn more about how we can improve your smile if you have been less than thrilled with the appearance of your teeth. Read on to learn more about ways we can improve your smile.
Did we recommend a dental crown for you or a loved one during your last visit, but you have been hesitant to schedule your appointment? We know that procedures you may be unfamiliar with can leave you feeling a little nervous or anxious. We want to do all we can to make you feel more comfortable. A dental crown is one of the most common dental treatments we perform daily. It can be used in conjunction with other procedures and leaves patients feeling happy with their results. Since this treatment is so popular, we feel it is important for patients to know about it, even if they don’t need it at this time. Read on to learn more about dental crowns and why we may recommend this treatment.
Do you look in the mirror and immediately notice the flaws in your teeth when you smile? Do you wish your smile looked like your favorite celebrity? If so, we can help! With a smile makeover, we can make any changes you desire to give you the smile of your dreams. Interested in learning more? Read on for the details about how we can help.
At Lincoln Crossings Dental Care, we are passionate about saving our patients’ teeth. One way we do this is with a root canal. Patients often become a bit nervous when they learn they need this treatment. Unfortunately, many movies and television shows have given this treatment a bad reputation. We want to take a few moments to explain more about this treatment and why it can be the difference between saving or extracting your tooth.