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When it comes to getting dental treatment, many people push it off. There are many reasons why patients may push treatment off. Including insufficient funds, insecurity about the medical necessity and even going on a vacation. Although these may seem like legitimate reasons getting treatment when the issue is diagnosed is important as to not incur further decay.
Diagnosis of Decay Dentist can detect tooth decay by:
Decay is an Active Process The biggest reason we recommend patients get treatment as soon as decay is diagnosed is because decay is an active process. When someone is diagnosed with any varying degree of decay, overtime the decay will worsen. Although preventative measures like bushing and flossing twice a day is important and can help prevent against decay. Getting semi annual check ups are important. Treatment Regular checkups help identify cavities and other dental conditions before they cause troubling symptoms and lead to more-serious problems. The sooner you seek care, the better your chances are of reversing the earliest stages of tooth decay and preventing its progression. If a cavity is treated before it starts causing pain, you probably won't need extensive treatment. There are three different types of cavities and they are treated using the following methods:
Delayed Treatment Although getting treatment may seem like not a pressing issue, it should be. Seeing immediate treatment of decaying teeth, will allow many you to preserve the integrity of your existing teeth. If you're experiencing pain or sensitivity in your teeth, make an appointment with us as soon as possible, we also accept walk-ins an up to an hour and a half prior to us closing. Treatment During This Time Getting treatment during this time with the coronavirus, should still be a priority. If you are experiencing pain or discomfort you should call your local Texas Dental Group location to try to be seen. Houston: 713-633-1922; Galveston: 409-740-7744; Conroe: 936-760-3050; Richmond: 281-238-4454. Fillings, crowns, root canals, and tooth extractions among the treatments that would be considered emergency dental care.
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 What is a Virtual Visit?
A Virtual Visit is a virtual consultation using a broad variety of technologies and tactics to deliver virtual medical, health, and education services, and can be applied to specific health care disciplines, such as dentistry. Virtual Visits can include patient care and education delivery using, but not limited to, the following modalities:
How to make an appointment: Step 1: Call office or request an appointment at www.texasdental.group Step 2: Patient sends office intraoral photos and or 7 second video displaying the need for the emergency Step 3: Brief video conferencing with patient where necessary Step 4: Final treatment plan provided, explained and scheduled Step 5: Happy satisfied patient with maximum efficiency |
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