Premier Dental Care of East Orlando Blog

If you’ve ever had a traditional dental crown, you know the process can take multiple visits, involve a temporary crown, and require weeks of waiting for a dental lab to finish the final product. But thanks to modern technology, same-day crowns are changing the game. With this approach, you can walk into your dentist’s office and leave a few hours later with a permanent, custom-fitted crown — no temporary crown, no second appointment.

So, how long does it actually take to make a same-day crown? Let’s break it down.

With a CEREC same-day dental crown, it’s possible to repair your damaged tooth with a high-quality restoration in just one appointment. Of course, before you move forward with this treatment, you will naturally want to make sure that you know as much as possible about it. Below are 4 important facts about CEREC crowns that all patients should be aware of.

Do you remember the saying “practice makes perfect”? Parents and teachers usually mean that they want you to put more time and effort into your performance, but history itself is chock-full of instances where humanity had to do quite a bit of “practicing” before they got something right.

The progress it took to make dental implants what they are today is no exception! Keep reading for a brief yet informative history of this top-notch dental restoration.

SureSmile clear aligners are a great way to straighten your smile. They don’t impose any dietary restrictions, unlike traditional braces, while also being discreet. However, one challenge you may not be aware of is how the aligners can affect your speech. There aren’t any drastic changes, but you may notice that you can’t pronounce certain letters as easily as you used to. Before you change your mind about getting this service, here’s how clear aligners slightly affect your speech and what you can do to overcome it.

Sleep apnea is more than just a nighttime nuisance – it’s a serious health condition with far-reaching consequences, especially for the heart. Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), the most common form, is characterized by repeated pauses in breathing during sleep. These interruptions can lead to fragmented rest and low oxygen levels, putting significant strain on the cardiovascular system. Understanding the connection between sleep apnea and heart health is critical for preventing life-threatening complications and improving overall wellness.

Dental implants have empowered millions of patients to replace their lost teeth with beautifully lifelike restorations that work and feel just like their natural pearly whites. However, these amazing appliances are not right for everyone, which is why it’s important to begin the tooth replacement process with a thorough consultation with your dentist. This appointment will allow them to evaluate your oral health and determine the best way to restore your smile. Here’s what you can expect when you have your consultation.

Do you know someone who snores? Maybe it’s a relative, a partner, or even you? It’s a simple act that might seem harmless or even amusing, but if it’s caused by sleep apnea, it could be putting yourself at serious risk. But why is this sleep disorder dangerous? Continue reading to see why putting off treatment for sleep apnea could complicate your health.

Most doctors recommend regular exercise for practically all their patients, and sports and working out can both be great ways to make friends and have fun. However, an intense workout can present a few troubling risks to your oral health. Since nothing complements a stunning physique like a beautiful smile, here’s a brief guide to how you can protect your teeth when exercising.

Have you ever had a Thanksgiving dinner where everyone’s going around the table saying what they’re thankful for, and no matter how hard you think, you draw up a blank? There’s nothing like some low-stakes social pressure to make you work up an appetite. Still, if you’d rather avoid racing thoughts and mild awkwardness, how about mentioning your dental implants? Here are a few reasons why you’ll be grateful to have them this holiday season!

As with any type of dental implant treatment, All-on-4 requires you to have implant posts carefully placed in your jaw to act as new tooth roots. As such, you will want to make sure that you’re completely prepared for the recovery process after the procedure. To help with that, your dentist is here to explain what you can typically expect during your recovery – and what you can do to keep everything on track.