General Dentistry includes thorough Examinations of the teeth, gums and mouth on a regular, ongoing basis. An exam will typical be followed by a dental cleaning and the dentist will have a conversation with you about your dental health as well as your overall health to determine any factors that might affect your dental health. General dentistry includes preventative services to ensure any oral health issues are caught early on. This is typically done through the dental examination, as well as x-rays. Having your teeth professionally cleaned by a general dentist will help prevent future oral issues as well.

General Dentistry also includes recommending preventative Treatments such as sealants and custom fit mouth guards. General Dentistry isn't just limited to preventative services, it includes restorative treatments such as fillings, tooth pain, gum disease and other services depending on their training. Always check with your dentist on the services they are able to provide at their office.

Yes, Dental Crowns can be removed and replaced when necessary. Over time, a crown may become damaged, worn, or no longer fit properly due to factors such as gum recession, tooth decay around the edges, or general wear and tear. In these cases, a dentist can remove the crown by carefully cutting it away from the tooth and replacing it with a new one. This procedure is done without causing harm to the underlying tooth structure. In some instances, if a crown becomes loose or broken, replacement may be needed to restore both the functionality and appearance of the tooth.

Crowns can be Replaced multiple times if needed over a person's lifetime, especially if the Crown material deteriorates or changes in the mouth occur that affect its fit. Regular dental check-ups are important for monitoring the condition of the crown and the surrounding teeth and gums. If the dentist detects any issues, such as decay under the crown or cracks in the crown material, they may recommend removal and replacement to prevent further damage or complications. With proper care and maintenance, crowns can last many years, but eventual replacement is a possibility as part of long-term dental health care.