After a dental implant has been restored, the way it fits into your bite matters just as much as how it looks. An implant crown should blend naturally with your smile, but it also needs to meet the opposing teeth correctly so you can chew, speak, and bite comfortably. Even… Read More…
Many patients hear terms like dental implant, implant abutment, and crown throughout their treatment, but it’s not always clear what each part does. Understanding how these components work together can make it easier to feel confident about your care and know what to expect if your restoration ever needs maintenance… Read More…
A loose dental implant crown can be alarming. You may notice the crown feels wobbly when you chew, shifts slightly when you touch it with your tongue, or has even come off completely. The good news is that a loose crown does not always mean your dental implant has failed…. Read More…
If your dental implant crown feels high when you bite down, you’re not imagining it. You may notice that the crown seems to touch your opposing tooth before the rest of your teeth come together, making chewing feel awkward or uncomfortable. This can happen after a new implant crown is… Read More…
When it comes to creating a confident, radiant smile, porcelain veneers are the gold standard. At Chapel Hill Advanced Dentistry, we use high-quality porcelain materials and advanced techniques to craft veneers that look and feel completely natural. Whether you want to brighten discolored teeth, close small gaps, or refine uneven… Read More…
If you’re considering veneers to transform your smile, you’ll be happy to know that recovery is short, simple, and surprisingly comfortable. At Chapel Hill Advanced Dentistry, we want our patients to feel confident about every step of their journey—from preparation to post-treatment care. Whether you’re preparing for your new smile… Read More…
Dental veneers are one of the most popular cosmetic dentistry treatments for transforming a smile. They correct imperfections like chips, gaps, stains, and worn enamel while providing a natural, polished look. However, veneers are not permanent. Over time, even the highest-quality veneers will eventually need replacement. At Chapel Hill Advanced… Read More…
If you want to improve your smile, you’ve likely heard of both veneers and crowns. While they may look similar once in place, they serve different purposes and are recommended for different situations. Veneers primarily improve the appearance of teeth, while crowns restore strength and structure to weakened or damaged… Read More…
Dental veneers are one of the most trusted cosmetic dentistry treatments for creating a flawless smile. They cover imperfections, resist stains, and can last more than a decade with proper care. However, like all restorations, veneers are not immune to problems. Over time, issues can develop that affect their look,… Read More…
Dental veneers are one of the most popular cosmetic dentistry treatments available today. They can dramatically transform a smile by correcting chips, cracks, gaps, or discoloration. Veneers are thin shells, typically made of porcelain or composite resin, that bond to the front of the teeth to improve their appearance. But… Read More…