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Know When You Need A Dental Crown Or A Filling

Understanding the difference between a crown and a filling can make your dental decisions easier. This presentation highlights the key signs, procedures, and benefits associated with both treatments. Learn how to determine if a crown or a filling is the right solution based on the condition of your tooth. Explore this helpful guide and make informed oral care choices with confidence. Click now to discover the right dental path forward.<br>Learn more - https://arbutantedental.com/do-you-need-a-crown-or-a-filling-heres-how-to-tell/

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Know When You Need A Dental Crown Or A Filling

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  1. Do You Need a Crown or a Filling? Here's How to Tell ArbutanteDental.com

  2. Deciding between a crown or a filling depends on the extent of tooth damage and which option best restores its strength, structure, and functionality.

  3. Dental Fillings: A Simple Fix for Small Cavities Fillings repair minor tooth decay or damage by removing the decayed area and restoring the tooth's structure with materials like composite resin, silver amalgam, or porcelain. Crowns: A Stronger Solution for Extensive Damage Crowns cover the entire tooth, restoring its shape and function, and are ideal for repairing severe decay, cracks, or damage, including post-root canal protection.

  4. How Long Do They Last? Fillings last 5-15 years, depending on material and care, while crowns are more durable, lasting 10-20 years or longer with proper maintenance and oral hygiene.

  5. Restore your smile's strength and beauty with a Dental Crown in Spring Lake, MI; schedule your appointment with us today for expert personalized care and lasting solutions.

  6. Reach Us At Joe D. Arbutante, DDS 17357 Van Wagoner Rd Suite 1, Spring Lake, Michigan 49456 (616) 842-0090 ArbutanteDental.com ArbutanteDental@comcast.net

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