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With obstructive sleep apnea, you face a range of potential health problems if you don’t seek treatment. If you’re not sure what to do about this sleep disorder or if traditional treatments aren’t for you, it's time to turn to dental sleep medicine.

Dental crowns are a tooth saver, supporting compromised natural teeth. If there’s a drawback to getting a crown, it’s the temporary one you need to wear while waiting for your custom crown’s manufacture. CEREC® same-day crowns resolve this issue.

There’s no ideal substitute for natural teeth. That’s one reason why your dentist goes to great lengths to preserve rather than extract a tooth. If you're told you need a tooth pulled, it may be wise to check whether the procedure is necessary.

You may not think of your dentist as the first place to look for help with sleep apnea. However, dental practices offer a surprising array of treatments that provide alternatives to expensive and uncomfortable constant pressure (CPAP) devices.

You’ve heard about dental implants. How different are they from a partial denture or a bridge to replace a missing tooth or teeth? Learn why implant technology is becoming the standard in tooth replacement.