If you have a bad habit of putting off your regularly scheduled dental exams, an untreated area of tooth decay can continue to expand. In time, it could penetrate deep into the sensitive core structures of the tooth.

As this starts to happen you might notice a significant toothache. At the same time, the compromised structural integrity might cause a severe fracture or dental abscess complications that effectively lead to the total loss of the tooth.

If the remaining dental material is too severely distress for Dr. Khashayar Khomejany to treat the tooth with endodontic therapy, they might recommend a total extraction. This will extricate any remnants of the root before suturing the affected periodontal tissues.

Afterward, they might provide you with a prescription for antibiotics or pain management medication. This will help you remain comfortable while the periodontal tissues heal, while also reducing the chances of infection.

Once everything has fully healed Dr. Khashayar Khomejany might recommend replacing the tooth with a standard dental bridge. This single piece of dental work designed to replicate the original tooth. It will be fused to a pair of crowns capable of being anchored onto abutments prepared from the healthy cores of the two teeth neighboring the void.

An off-site dental lab will create the dental bridge then Dr. Khashayar Khomejany will cement it in place with a strong dental adhesive. This will complete the dental restoration process allowing you to enjoy the original function of the once compromised tooth.

If you live in the Vallejo, California, area and you have a tooth that is suffering from an untreated cavity, you should not delay in calling 707-642-1360 to seek professional treatment at Plaza Dental Care’s dental office.

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To prevent these problems from befalling you, Dr. Khashayar Khomejany can offer a few different options. This most commonly involves installing a dental bridge or a dental implant.

A bridge is a single piece of dental work that is comprised of three artificial teeth. The two teeth on the end are dental crowns that will anchor the bridge onto abutments that are formed from the cores of the two closest nearby teeth on each side of the void.

Dental implant restorations occur in two distinct phases. This starts by having a titanium abutment surgically inserted directly into the underlying bone structure in the socket. Titanium will gradually bond with the surrounding bone tissues to create a strong anchor point for an eventual dental crown. Once this has been achieved, we can go about the standard process of fitting the titanium abutment with a crown.

If you live in the Vallejo, California, area and you have lost a tooth, you should call 707-642-1360 to set up a dental restoration consultation at Plaza Dental Care.

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One of the most effective methods for replacing the premolar is to have your dentists, Dr. Sean and Dr. Sepi, install a dental bridge. A dental bridge in Vallejo, California, is two crowns fused together with a third representative tooth in the middle. It is mounted on a pair of abutments that are formed by the two closest neighboring teeth.

It generally requires two separate appointments to completely install a bridge. During the first appointment, your dentists will examine the two neighboring teeth to make sure they are completely healthy.

Your dentists will then use a drill to remove the tooth enamel from the two neighboring teeth on each side of the void. This leaves behind a pair of abutments that will later anchor your new bridge.

An impression will then be made of the area, which will be sent to our dental lab. This will serve as a guide for the technicians when custom making your final bridge. Once this is done, temporary crowns will be secured over each abutment to protect them.

When your new bridge is ready, a member of our staff will call you to set up a second appointment. The temporary crowns will be removed and your new bridge will be cemented onto the abutments.

If you are missing a premolar or any other tooth in your mouth, you should call 707-642-1360 to understand your restoration options at Plaza Dental Care.

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