Dental Bridges
A safe, low-risk way to replace one or more missing teeth. Natural teeth or dental implants can be used as anchors to support the suspended replacement teeth.
Fluoride Treatment in Madison
Fluoride Treatment in Madison, AL
Looking for a preventive defense against tooth decay? Fluoride treatment might be right for you. This quick and painless application takes only a few minutes during your regular teeth cleaning and dental exam appointment. Bryant Dental today in Madison to get started on protecting your smile.
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Do I Need Fluoride Treatment?
Our expert Madison based dental team will ultimately conclude whether you are a good candidate for fluoride treatment. However, here are some signs you could be a good candidate:
- History of cavities/tooth decay
- A history of cavities or tooth decay indicates a higher susceptibility to dental issues, making these individuals ideal candidates for fluoride treatment, as it strengthens enamel and helps prevent future decay.
- Dry Mouth
- Dry mouth, frequently resulting from specific health conditions or medications, leads to reduced saliva flow, which can increase vulnerability to oral health problems. Fluoride treatment can be helpful in such cases by enhancing the protective properties of saliva.
- Restorative Dental Work
- Crowns, partial dentures, or dental bridges may heighten your susceptibility to cavities, particularly around orthodontic brackets or at the junction where your crown meets your tooth. Fluoride treatment can help strengthen the enamel, providing added protection against decay in these vulnerable areas.
How to Pay For Fluoride Treatment
At Bryant Dental, we pride ourselves on highly competitive fluoride treatment prices in Madison. The extent of coverage for fluoride treatment depends on your insurance plan, with coverage often provided for children but not adults. If fluoride treatment is not covered under your plan, we can explore financing options to ensure you receive the care you need.
Related Services:
Teeth Whitening
Let our team help you determine what whitening process is right for you, based on the current color and condition of your teeth.
Dental Implants
Implants are made of titanium and have special coatings that encourage the fusing of human bone. The top of each implant has an internal screw channel so that crowns, bridges, and or dentures can be screwed in place.
Dental Crowns
Decay or trauma can cause loss of tooth structure and can compromise function as well as esthetics. Extensive loss of tooth structure can best be replaced with a restoration that covers your entire tooth as in a crown. This “full coverage” restoration can strengthen your tooth and in the hands of an expert can provide a long-lasting esthetic and functional result.