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You are missing a large area of teeth, and you are confused between the many dental treatments available today; metal partial denture, valplast partial denture, or implant? How about acrylic and acetol resin partials? Pros and cons of each approach? Which one is right for you?

Zirconia crowns have become a popular choice in dental restorations due to their durability and versatility. However, achieving a perfect fit can be a challenge. Here’s a guide on identifying and addressing the causes of ill-fitting Zirconia crowns, along with solutions to ensure optimal results.

Dental laboratories and patients rarely meet face-to-face, yet labs consistently deliver beautiful, well-fitting dental restorations. The key tool enabling this is the dental impression—a precise record of a patient’s mouth, which guides the creation of crowns, bridges, veneers, and dentures.

Porcelain teeth in modern dentistry today have two missions: serving the purpose of treating, restoring oral function, and contributing to improving t[...]

Dental Implant is currently one of the leading solutions with outstanding efficiency in restoring lost teeth. This method is so popular because of its high aesthetic value and safety. However, patients still suffer implant failure for many reasons.

China and Vietnam are two major players in the Asian dental outsourcing market. While China has traditionally held advantages in transportation, pricing, and product variety, the Covid-19 pandemic exposed significant risks for dental labs relying solely on one market.

Enamel decay is a common oral health issue that not only affects the appearance of your teeth but can also cause sensitivity and discomfort when eating.

An unexpected fact is that people aged 35 to 49 in the US lose approximately seven teeth in their mouths! Why? Because some people get extract four wisdom teeth which means they lose three functional teeth in the mouth.

Dental Night Guards are one of the primary methods for treating teeth grinding (bruxism) during sleep. Wearing a night guard helps prevent harmful effects such as tooth wear, fractures, cracks, and bite damage. Let’s explore how night guards play a crucial role in managing bruxism.