Sunrise Dental Service Blog

You might have heard that, on average, Invisalign treatment is shorter than that of traditional metal braces. That is true! However, you might still have questions about the timeline for clear aligners. Just how long might it take for Invisalign or SureSmile treatment to straighten your teeth? This blog post contains some information that you may find interesting.

Dental implants are successful. However, that does still leave some possibility of dental implant failure. While you do not need to be overly afraid of this happening to you, you should still know how to recognize the signs. This blog post discusses what you need to know.

Having a gap in your smile can be annoying. Not only might it make you feel self-conscious about your appearance, but you might also find it more challenging to eat your favorite foods. It is only natural if you are eager to get a dental implant to fill in the empty space ASAP! But when exactly might that happen? Well, that really depends on a few factors. Let us talk about some common tooth replacement timelines.

A lot of advertisements for cosmetic dental services feature models who do not have a single gray hair or wrinkle. They are young, attractive, and full of potential. Such images might make you wonder if you are too old for cosmetic dentistry. The answer is no! In fact, you may be able to enjoy a radiant, beautiful smile whether you are in your 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, or even older! Let’s talk about how Dr. Makadia and our Long Island dental team can help you accomplish that. Correctly done cosmetic dentistry not only improves your smile but also improves the function of your gums, teeth and jaw and allows you enjoy the food.  

Visit our smile gallery at https://www.sunrisedentalservice.com/smile-gallery.html. 

Dental crowns are impressively durable. With proper care, they can last for a long time! However, they do eventually reach the end of their lifespan. At some point, they end up needing to be replaced. Is it time to replace your crown? Dr. Makadia and our team would be happy to help you find out. In the meantime, you can review the signs below that indicate you might need a new restoration:

A severe toothache is a common sign that root canal therapy may be necessary. However, the common belief that pain always precedes the need for treatment is actually a misconception. In fact, you might feel perfectly fine but still require a root canal! If that fact surprises you, continue reading this blog post. It discusses when root canal therapy is necessary and why you might need one even if you do not have any obvious symptoms.

A fixed dental bridge provides a sturdy and reliable way to address tooth loss. But you might have some questions about what you can expect from this type of restoration. How long do dental bridges last? Is there anything you can do to extend your bridge’s longevity? This blog post explains what you should know.

If you have some aesthetic imperfections in your teeth, such as cracks, chips, or discoloration, Dr. Makadia and our cosmetic dentistry team can help! We offer a number of treatments that may allow you to reach your goals for your smile, including veneers and dental bonding.

Both treatments come with a unique set of considerations and benefits. During your consultation, we can help you decide between them. In the meantime, here is an overview of how these services compare to one another:

It is estimated that around half of the adults in the United States have some form of gum disease (also known as periodontal disease). While this condition might not seem like a big deal at first, it is nothing to take lightly. It is the leading cause of tooth loss, and it can increase the risk of numerous systemic diseases! That is concerning, so you might naturally wonder if gum disease can be cured.

There is good news! In many cases, gum disease can be completely reversed. Let’s talk more about the different stages of this disease and how Dr.  Makadia treats them.

A front tooth can go missing for many reasons. You could lose one in an accident, get injured during a sports game, or fall victim to dental decay or gum disease. Regardless of why you have an incomplete smile, you may be curious about your treatment possibilities. What happens if you do not replace the missing tooth?  If you want to replace the tooth, what are your options? should you choose a fixed bridge or a dental implant? This blog post explains your options.