Composite veneers are one choice for people looking to enhance their smile quickly. They are made from a resin material and designed to improve the appearance of teeth that are chipped, discolored, or slightly misaligned. However, you cannot ignore the disadvantages of composite veneers, and why many dentists recommend porcelain veneers instead. Here’s why composite might not […]
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Root canal therapy is a common dental treatment to save an infected or badly decayed tooth. This treatment is highly effective in alleviating pain and preserving natural teeth. Understanding the process and benefits of root canal therapy will help guide you in maintaining long-term oral health. Dr. Steven E. Holbrook, D.M.D. in Albuquerque, NM is highly
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Gingivitis is an oral disease caused by plaque buildup on the teeth and gums. Not only can it cause undesirable symptoms such as bad breath, but it can lead to severe gum disease. Learn how to identify and treat gingivitis. Signs You May Have Gingivitis Common signs of gingivitis include: Inflamed and red gums Tender gums that bleed
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Dental implants, surgically implanted medical devices, can restore proper oral function. From chewing to smiling, a dental implant provides support and can enhance your appearance. If you’re considering a dental implant, you may have some questions. Dr. Steven Holbrook provides the answers to some common questions. What Exactly Is a Dental Implant? Dental implants provide
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With some studies suggesting that yellow teeth were a reason cited for why someone didn’t make a sale, get a second date, or was even the reason someone was not hired for a position, it is not an understatement to say that a bright smile is considered important. Important not just for how others see
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Cosmetic dentistry has come so far over the years and continues to be a way for patients to boost their self-confidence when they have imperfections within their smile. Broken, chipped, and otherwise damaged teeth can have a significant impact on the appearance of the smile. With cosmetic dentistry solutions such as porcelain veneers, patients have
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There are several ways in which patients can restore their smiles after the loss or extraction of permanent adult teeth. One way is with a dental implant. While a traditional dental implant is rather large and requires sufficient bone to place, there is another option for patients who might not be a good candidate for
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You have many choices when it comes to restoring your smile after tooth extraction and loss. At the practice of Dr. Steven E. Holbrook of Albuquerque, NM, many patients find that dental implants are a desirable option. With over three decades of experience in general and restorative dentistry, our team is pleased to offer same-day
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Mini dental implants are small titanium posts which are inserted into the jawbone to support a single prosthetic tooth. They are much smaller than traditional implant posts, with diameters ranging from 1.8mm to 3.3mm. Unlike conventional implants, mini dental implants can be placed in areas where there is limited or no bone structure, such as
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A dental abscess is a painful infection that occurs in the teeth and gums. If left untreated, a dental abscess can lead to serious complications and may even require surgery to remove the infected tissue. With proper treatment, however, most dental abscesses can be successfully addressed to restore the smile back to health. Dr. Steven
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