Same Day Crowns

Are My Dental Issues Affecting My Social Life?

Oct. 15, 2019

Authored by: Dr. Justin Baltz

Unattractive teeth can impact your ability to secure gainful employment. Several studies have shown that potential employers, often unconsciously, judge potential candidates on the appearance of their smile. The same thing happens in social situations. Studies conducted in the United States and the UK have found that teeth, before anything else, are the first things we notice when meeting strangers. If your smile is dingy, broken, severely discolored, or otherwise unattractive, it can send the absolutely wrong message to those you are socializing with – in many cases that message being that you are unhealthy, unclean, and unattractive. As we discussed previously on our blog, these… Read Full Post

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Same Day Dental Crowns

Jan. 15, 2019

Authored by: Dr. Justin Baltz

At Highpoint Dental, we are pleased to offer same day dental crowns. Using advanced CAD/CAM technology, our dentists can plan, customize, craft, and place life-like restorations during a single office visit - and all without compromising quality. If you suspect you may need a crown or if you need a crown replaced, give us a call at 303-617-9100 to schedule an appointment at our Aurora office today. Single Visit Crowns vs. Traditional Crowns Traditional dental crowns can take several weeks and multiple visits to plan and place. To place traditional crowns an appointment will be needed for planning and preparing the teeth. An additional visit may also be needed for placing temporary… Read Full Post

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What is Digital Dentistry?

Dec. 04, 2018

Authored by: Dr. Justin Baltz

Digital dentistry, at its most basic, simply refers to dentistry that is enhanced or assisted by computer technology. At our office, we utilize many of these advanced technologies to improve patient safety, satisfaction, and overall experience. During your next routine visit, we would be happy to… Read Full Post

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What Is a Dental Crown?

Nov. 26, 2018

Authored by: Dr. Justin Baltz

A dental crown is a type of restorative dentistry procedure that protects a tooth that has been weakened by decay or another type of damage. Dental crowns are one of the most common types of dental procedures, and can last for a long time and look very natural. Here at Highpoint Dental Care, we offer a variety of different types of dental crowns. If you are in need of a crown, please don’t hesitate to give us a call at 303-617-9100 to schedule your appointment today. Types of Dental Crowns The main types of dental crowns are: Metal Metal fused to porcelain Porcelain Metal crowns are the strongest and most durable type of crown, but they stand out in your mouth due to the color. Often… Read Full Post

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What is the Best Material to Use for My Dental Crown?

Nov. 15, 2017

Authored by: Dr. Justin Baltz

There are many reasons a dental crown may be necessary for your teeth. Whether you are needing to restore an already broken tooth or create an aesthetic smile, dental crowns are an excellent solution for an array of reasons. There are various restorative materials for dental crowns these days and it can be confusing to know which material is best for you. Restore your smile with an effective solution A dental crown is a fitted “cap” that covers the entirety of the tooth. There are temporary and permanent dental crowns, depending on how long the crown needs to last in your mouth. A temporary crown is used when waiting for a permanent crown to be cemented or giving an implant time to heal… Read Full Post

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The Many Benefits of Wearing a Dental Crown

Sep. 20, 2017

Authored by: Dr. Justin Baltz

In our cosmetic dentist office, we use dental crowns to solve a variety of oral health issues. Whether you are looking to correct a damaged tooth or to improve the appearance of your teeth, dental crowns can do so in a variety of natural-looking ways. In the past, crowns were typically created out of silver amalgam. Now, Highpoint Dental Care can have a ceramic-on-metal or all-ceramic crown created so that it can be used on front teeth without appearing like a restoration was ever completed. Restorations Perhaps one of the most common reasons for needing to use a crown is to restore a tooth that has become damaged. For example, a tooth that has been chipped, cracked or severely worn down… Read Full Post