Wednesday, August 26, 2015

Thinking Of Putting Off That Dental Treatment?


encinitas dental treatment
One of the biggest complaints that we hear from patients is that they put off a procedure for too long and now regret that decision. You might not feel the effects of delaying an oil change or tire change on your car, but you will definitely feel it when you put off a cavity filling for too long.

Unlike car dealerships which are known for recommending maintenance services that aren’t really necessary, Dr. Myers genuinely cares for all of his patients and his recommendations are made with your best interest in mind. Not only will delaying dental procedures likely make the health problem worse, but it usually ends up costing more money as well.

Do I really need a dental crown?


When the early signs first appear that you will need a dental crown in the future, you likely don’t feel much urgency to get it taken care of. At that point you probably aren’t experiencing any pain yet and you might not see any blemishes in the appearance of your tooth.

However, the sooner you get a crown, the better. Dental crowns are one of the simplest and most effective restoration procedures to protect the long-term health of your tooth and to immediately improve the aesthetics.

With minimal tooth decay or damage, the procedure for doing a crown is relatively simple.  It’s not until you put it off for a long time that you end up requiring a procedure that takes up more time and costs more money.

Delaying a Crown Too Long Can Lead to a Root Canal


Like we mentioned before, doing a crown is relatively straight forward, but needing a root canal, in addition to the crown, can become more problematic. We will always refer you to an excellent endodontist (specialist) to have the Root Canal done as quickly and painlessly as possible.

Believe it or not, your dental health is deeply connected to your overall health. Putting off a dental procedure can lead to periodontal disease -- which is associated with diabetes, heart disease, pregnancy complications, and respiratory disease.

If you’ve been putting off a procedure for too long, now is the time to get it taken care of. Book an appointment today and we’ll get it taken care of once and for all!

No comments:

Post a Comment