Some of the most obvious signs of a dental abscess are tooth pain, combined with temperature and pressure sensitivity. However, some symptoms aren’t as easy to pinpoint and can make you think something else is going on.
At our Encino, California dentist’s office, you’ll often hear the terms “crown” and “veneer” used together, or even interchangeably in the same conversation. This is because they are very similar to each other in the way they’re designed and placed. But the two are actually quite different.
Crowns vs. Veneers: How They Are Similar
Crowns vs. Veneers: How They’re Different
Crowns vs. Veneers: Which Is Right for You?
If you think you need one of these custom procedures but are not sure which one is right for you, then come to see Dr. Amir Jamsheed for a consultation. We’ll take some x-rays and perform an oral exam to determine the best route to take. Give Encino Dental Studio a call today.
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Obstructive sleep apnea or OSA is a condition in which excess tissue in the back of your throat blocks your airway during sleep, causing you to stop breathing. This condition has many side-effects.
AS PEDIATRIC DENTAL care experts, our top priority is good dental health in our young patients. Today, we want to focus on protecting kids’ teeth from something called “bottle rot.”