Robert M. Browne, DDS

So Your Tooth’s Extracted–Now What?

There are many reasons you might get a tooth extracted. The one you may be the most familiar with is, of course, wisdom tooth extraction. After you remove wisdom teeth, however, there’s nothing left to do. If you have a tooth removed for other reasons, such as it’s broken, cracked, infected, or dead, you still […]

Did You Know a Dental Crown Can Replace a Lost Tooth?

Dental crowns are among the oldest forms of restorative dentistry, and today, they continue to be one of the most popular restorative and cosmetic solutions. While many people are familiar with how a crown works (it’s placed over a tooth to shield and protect it), not everyone realizes that crowns can do more now than […]

How a Tooth Filling Works

Treating cavities is one of the most common things a general dentist does for his patients. That’s because cavities are among the most commonly occurring dental issues, and if not treated, they can cause severe damage to your teeth and the rest of your oral health. In many cases, the optimal choice for restoring a […]

Benefits of Root Canal Treatment Over Tooth Extraction

Root canal treatment, like all forms of dentistry, has advanced rapidly over the last few decades. What once seemed like a daunting procedure is now relatively simple, and can be completed in a single visit with minimal discomfort. Still, many people have reservations about root canals, and may wonder if just extracting the tooth is […]

3 Questions Answered About Dental Crowns

Certainly it’s not anyone’s favorite reason to go to the dentist, but a dental crown on one of your precious pearlies can save you a lot of trouble in the future. One way to relax about your prospects on the dental front is to inform yourself. Asking questions about dental crowns can help you to […]

Why Use Composite Resin For A Dental Filling?

Your dentist can make short work of a cavity when you seek prompt treatment. If it is caught in time, your dentist can use a dental filling to restore your tooth. This is the most conservative method for taking care of your tooth after a cavity. Material is placed in the area of your tooth […]

3 Things You Should Know About Restorative Dental Work

Do you know what to expect when you see your dentist about an existing problem? Restorative dental work can eliminate active issues with a tooth, so that you can return to your optimal oral health. These procedures can involve the removal of damaged tooth structure. While this loss may not regrow itself, your dentist can […]

Quiz: Gum Disease And Other Periodontal Matters

Your periodontal health is an essential component of your oral health, and it can also play a part in your general health. Routine care like brushing and flossing can protect your gums, just as these actions protect your teeth. Regular visits to your dentist can also help keep periodontal tissue in good condition. An ultrasonic […]

What To Expect When You Need Advanced Restorative Work

With good oral care at home, and regular checkups from your dentist, you can significantly lower the odds of developing a serious dental problem. If a serious problem does form, you should seek a remedy as soon as you possibly can. If you start to feel pain in your tooth, seeking treatment can address the […]

Ignoring Your Oral Health Can Have Serious Consequences

You should consider your oral health a serious part of your overall health. Your trips to the dentist are about more than simply stopping cavities. Links have been found between gum disease and serious problems, like heart disease, and diabetes. During a routine dental exam, your dentist is looking for more than just signs of […]

Category: Restorative Dentistry