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Bills, Bradley R DDS

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So, how long do these protective barriers last? According to the American Dental Association (ADA), dental sealants can effectively protect teeth from decay for up to 10 years with proper care. However, they need regular check-ups for chipping or wearing at your regular dental visits. Your dentist will check your sealant’s condition during your routine dental examination and can replace them if necessary. It’s important to note that while durable, sealants aren’t permanent. They can wear down over time due to normal chewing activities or consuming hard or sticky foods.

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Location: Arboretum Professional Park
Neighborhood: Wessex Square
Other Link: http://www.arboretumdentist.com
Categories: Dentists, Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Clinics, Dental Hygienists, Dental Labs, Endodontists, Implant Dentistry, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Prosthodontists & Denture Centers, Teeth Whitening Products & Services

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Bills, Bradley R DDS

Dental Examination
So, how long do these protective barriers last? According to the American Dental Association (ADA), dental sealants can effectively protect teeth from decay for up to 10 years with proper care. However, they need regular check-ups for chipping or wearing at your regular dental visits. Your dentist will check your sealant’s condition during your routine dental examination and can replace them if necessary. It’s important to note that while durable, sealants aren’t permanent. They can wear down over time due to normal chewing activities or consuming hard or sticky foods.
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Teeth Cleaning
Advanced gum disease can be treated by your dentist or another oral specialist, like a periodontist. Periodontal cleanings remove tartar, plaque, and bacteria above and below the gum line. Addressing gum disease is one of the best ways to combat bad breath because it fights the source of the maloder smell, bacteria.
Fluoride Treatment
Dental fluoride may be one of the easiest and safest ways to protect our teeth from developing tooth decay. A professional fluoride treatment has several benefits to our oral health because it helps strengthen tooth enamel and remineralize tooth structure to prevent the development of cavities.
Dental Sealants
Dental health is a critical aspect of overall well-being. One of the most popular preventive dental treatments today is the use of sealants for teeth. Dental sealants are a thin, protective coating that adheres to the chewing surface of your back teeth, preventing cavities and tooth decay. They are a cost-effective way to protect your teeth over the long run, so it’s important to understand their maintenance requirements to ensure optimal lifespan. How long do these sealants last? This blog post will delve into the lifespan of dental sealants and factors that can influence their longevity.

Fillings
Resin Composite
Before we dive into how long dental sealants last, it’s essential to understand what they are and why they’re beneficial. Dental sealants are typically made from composite resin or other dental materials and are applied to the pits and fissure grooves on the chewing surfaces of your molars and premolars. These grooves can be hard to clean effectively with regular brushing, making them susceptible to plaque build-up and decay. Sealants act as a barrier, protecting enamel from plaque and acids. They’re especially beneficial for children who may not be as diligent with their oral hygiene habits, but adults can also benefit from them.
Veneers
Porcelain crowns are highly aesthetic crowns for anterior teeth because they deliver a perfectly translucent appearance to match your natural teeth. They are metal free and biocompatible, so they won’t be of any concerns for people with metal alloy allergies. Porcelain is often recommended for veneers because of their abilities to reshape and correct minor alignment and discoloration issues.
Crowns
If you have chipped or severely decayed teeth, a dental crown may be the best solution to help rejuvenate your smile. A crown is custom designed to fit your tooth with the highest grade materials to give your tooth the stability, longer lifespan, and to optimally maintain your oral health. There are plenty of types of materials and crowns to choose from, so how do you know you are making the best decision? In this article we explore all different types of crowns depending on your needs, tooth location, and budget to give you a clear vision of what type of crown may benefit you.
Bridges
Dental Bonding

Root Canal Treatment

Dentures
Studies show that nearly all cases of bad breath are caused by poor oral hygiene, bacteria left on the tongue, or poorly kept dentures. Most of the time, bad breath is an embarrassing condition, but is caused by a reversible habit. Why does bad breath occur? Bacteria in the mouth release sulfur producing compounds which are responsible for that malodor. This means if you are not brushing your teeth well or leaving plaque and food debris behind, there is a lot of opportunity for sulfur compounds to be released causing bad breath.

Dental Implants
Zirconia crowns are one of the best types of crowns in the dental industry because of their combined esthetics and durability. They are recommended for anterior teeth because they are long-lasting and reliable and most importantly, can be created at a dental office avoiding the need for a laboratory. Zirconia is recommended for most posterior teeth due to increased strength and durability, even in patients who clench and grind! They are less expensive to make due to no metal being used but are by far the best material for most posterior crowns, bridges and implant crowns.

Teeth Whitening
We provide a wide selection of services to meet your cosmetic dental needs, including Bonding, Crowns and Bridges, Implant Dentistry, Whitening, and Zoom! If you are unhappy with your smile or the appearance of your teeth, contact us today to see how cosmetic dentistry can help! Our highly skilled team can answer any questions you have and design a treatment plan for optimal results. If you’d like to learn more about specific Cosmetic Dental Services we offer, click the options below for more information.
Cosmetic Dentistry
If you want to improve your smile, our Cosmetic Dentists are here to help! We’ve been providing Cosmetic Dentistry in Charlotte, NC, for years, and we can’t wait to give you a smile you desire. At Caldwell, Bills, Petrilli & West Dentistry, we can meet the whole family’s dental needs from your child’s first visit to adult Cosmetic Dentistry.

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