Full mouth rehabilitation, reconstruction, and rejuvenation refers to a combination of dental procedures that are designed to rebuild and restore all teeth in the upper and lower jaws. It takes into account function, oral health, and appearance in order to achieve optimal outcomes for each patient. Continue reading to learn all about full mouth restoration, including what patients can expect... read more »
Dental implants and dental bridges are two of the most popular and effective ways to address a missing tooth. Each type of restoration has its own unique advantages and may be better-suited to some patients than others. If you are considering dental bridges or dental implants, continue reading to learn which option may be right for you. What Are Dental... read more »
Most people are not pleased to learn that they have one of more cavities that require filling. This is especially true for patients who are concerned about the cost of cavity fillings. (more…)
Although we expect our permanent teeth to remain in place for the duration of our lives, this isn’t always possible. Sometimes it is medically-necessary to remove a tooth in order to preserve dental health. (more…)
Dear Patients, With growing concerns of Coronavirus COVID-19 increasingly impacting our communities, Oakton Family Dentistry would like to remind our patients to be diligent in following CDC guidelines to protect yourself and your loved ones. (more…)
Women and men who are missing one or more teeth have a variety of restoration options, including dentures, dental bridges, and dental implants. (more…)
A full mouth restoration is often necessary when an individual is missing all or most of their teeth and has a variety of dental health issues. (more…)
Missing teeth in Alexandria, Virginia can affect appearance, compromise oral health, and make you feel self-conscious about smiling, laughing, speaking, and eating. (more…)
Has your Fairfax, Virginia dentist recently recommended a dental crown to preserve the health, function, and appearance of a damaged tooth? (more…)
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