Saby Dental

We’ve all been there — you’re enjoying a treat at the Red Deer Public Market or grabbing a coffee downtown, and suddenly, you feel that dreaded   crunch . A cracked or damaged tooth used to mean weeks of waiting, messy putty impressions, and a “temporary” crown that usually fell off at the worst possible time. Thankfully, restorative dentistry has caught up to our busy lives. If you’ve been searching for a  dentist in Red Deer  who values your time as much as your dental health, same-day crowns are the solution you’ve been waiting for. To understand the full scope of this technology, check out our deep dive into How  Same-Day Dental Crowns  Are Changing Restorative Care to see why patients are making the switch. How Same-Day Crowns Work: The Magic of CEREC Most people wonder, “ how same-day crowns work ” without the long wait. The secret lies in CEREC (Chairside Economical Restoration of Esthetic Ceramics) technology. Instead of sending a mold to a lab across th...

When your gums, teeth, jaw and neck are all healthy and working properly, the act of chewing is probably something you perform without the slightest thought. And that’s as it should be! Unfortunately, though, there are several conditions that can affect your ability to bite, chew and eat. Quite apart from the negative impact on your enjoyment of life (and meals!), those problems biting, chewing and eating could indicate serious medical or health issues that need attention. What could be behind the problems? When it comes to difficulties you may be experiencing with biting, chewing and eating, there are several potential culprits. Here are just some of the factors that could be affecting and undermining your ability to chew comfortably and effectively:  ● Trauma or injury to your mouth, gums, teeth, head or neck ● Lingering effects of surgery on your mouth, gums, teeth, head or neck ● Gum disease ● Age-related or medication-related saliva reductions ● The effects of tooth ...

  Have you noticed having bad breath lately? It is a problem that affects many people and makes them feel self-conscious about their smiles. A person with bad breath feels awkward interacting with others and may not know the cause. What are the Causes of Bad Breath? Among the causes of bad breath, you can find the following: Diet – If you include spicy foods in your diet, you will experience bad breath. After eating these, brush your teeth (and after meals, in general). Smoking – Tobacco products cause bad breath. We recommend drinking a glass of water afterward, and if possible, brushing your teeth right away. Lack of oral care – The most common cause for bad breath is poor oral hygiene. We will tell you the basics of oral care further. Xerostomia – It consists of a dry mouth due to not having enough saliva. Gum disease – This infection results in many problems, including bad breath. We will explain it below. What is Gum Disease? Gum disease or periodontal disease is t...

Dental bonding is an ideal cosmetic solution for fixing minor cosmetic issues affecting teeth that aren’t exposed to the most extreme biting pressures that exist in your mouth. For example, the highly visible teeth at the front of your mouth easily display flaws but don’t experience the pressure to which molars are exposed. That makes those front teeth in your “smile zone” are ideal for being perfected with composite dental bonding near you. When should you consider dental bonding? The compounds used during dental bonding near you are similar to the compounds that dentists use to create “white” fillings that fill cavities. In the form of a filling, those compounds replace tooth matter destroyed by tooth decay or dental work to arrest or to eliminate decayed tooth material. Here are some of the things that compounds can accomplish: ● Shielding exposed roots left bare by gum recession as the result of periodontal disease ● Changing the colour of discoloured teeth that can’t be ble...