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Are you seeking solutions to restore weak or damaged teeth? Or maybe you are looking to improve the appearance of a misshapen tooth. At Noblesville Dental Associates, we offer comprehensive restorative dentistry services, including dental crowns that are custom-crafted to match your natural teeth. Here’s all you need to know about dental crowns and the…
When you hear you need a root canal treatment, thoughts of a painful, scary procedure may come to mind. The good news is that today’s root canals are nothing like those of the past, thanks to modern dental technology and techniques. Our team at Noblesville Dental Associates is ready to set the record straight and…
Dental anxiety is more common than you may realize, and it can keep patients from getting the care they need to keep their smiles healthy and sound. At Noblesville Dental Associates, we believe that patient comfort and peace of mind are just as important as clinical excellence. We are pleased to offer sedation dentistry options to…
Missing teeth can impact your ability to enjoy your favorite foods, speak clearly, and smile and laugh with confidence. At Noblesville Dental Associates, we offer a wide range of restorative solutions, including dental implants, today’s gold standard for replacing missing teeth. Here’s all you need to know about dental implants and the long-term benefits they offer…
Everyone has to face the music at some time — even John Lydon, former lead singer of The Sex Pistols, arguably England’s best-known punk rock band. The 59-year old musician was once better known by his stage name, Johnny Rotten — a brash reference to the visibly degraded state of his teeth. But in the…
Dentures, removable restorations for missing teeth and gum tissue, can take a number of different forms but are usually of two different types: complete and partial. A complete denture replaces all the teeth in a given arch. A removable partial denture (RPD), on the other hand, replaces several missing teeth while using the remaining teeth…
An estimated 35 million people in the United States are missing all of their teeth on at least one jaw. Your situation may not be as serious — perhaps you’ve only lost one tooth. But even one missing tooth could eventually impact the health of underlying bone or other teeth — and it can certainly…
Did you see the move Cast Away starring Tom Hanks? If so, you probably remember the scene where Hanks, stranded on a remote island, knocks out his own abscessed tooth — with an ice skate, no less — to stop the pain. Recently, Dear Doctor TV interviewed Gary Archer, the dental technician who created that…