Our veneers are ultra-thin, semi-translucent shells which bond to your teeth. They are long-lasting, resistant to staining, appear natural, and are typically made of porcelain or composite resin. To place a veneer, our dentist will need to remove a very thin layer of the front of the tooth so that porcelain is able to bond to the tooth (don’t worry, it doesn’t make the tooth thicker). Our veneers will cover the stains on your tooth, fill in gaps between teeth that are too widely spaced, make a short tooth longer, straighten crooked teeth, and make your smile more aesthetically pleasing.

Are your teeth healthy, and your bite normal? If so, you are the perfect candidate for dental veneers. If you are looking for a natural looking way to create a uniform, whiter, and radiant smile, veneers are an excellent option for you. And if you are seeking to restore worn teeth, revitalize an older crown or bridge, our dental veneers can make this happen.

Dr. Hutchison, Dr. Gabrielsen, and Dr. Craig and our caring staff in Royse City, Texas, are ready to brighten your smile if you are ready to make a change. For more information, or to schedule a visit with our team, we invite you to give us a call at 972-636-2417 today, and let us help you improve the appearance of your smile.

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Did you know that if you don’t brush your teeth and floss every day you could be putting your smile at greater risk? In fact, most toothaches are caused by tooth decay—which can be prevented by practicing sound oral hygiene. As you probably know, if you do not brush and floss, a cavity can forms. What you may not know is that if a cavity is not filled, it can spread until it reaches your nerves and roots. If this happens, your tooth will probably ache and be vulnerable to temperatures.

Similarly, your toothache could be cause by a fracture or a crack in your teeth or from broken or missing teeth. Again, if your crack is deep enough, your roots and nerves will be exposed. Conversely, if your fracture doesn’t reach your nerves, you may not experience any ill-effects.

However, if you don’t notice anything wrong with your smile but have a toothache, you should still visit your dentist—even if you only experience pain when you bite down. You may even have Cracked Tooth Syndrome, which is essentially a small crack that is virtually impossible to detect. In fact, even a dentist with an X-ray could have a hard time identifying the fracture.

Fortunately, your dentist can help, regardless of the reason for your toothache. Furthermore, your dentist will be able to treat your toothache with a natural-looking solution.

If you would like to learn more, please feel free to contact us soon. We are excited to hear from you.

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