Lawrence Fox & Associates , Dentist - Blog
Dr. Laurence T. Fox
www.larryfoxdds.com
www.larryfoxdds.com
Full Mouth Reconstruction Treatment
Posted on 05/22/2012 14:10:21 Missing teeth, misaligned teeth, gum disease, and tooth erosion are just some of the common dental problems facing our Fairfax dental patients. If you are suffering from issues that are solely affecting the function, structures, and stability of your teeth, full mouth reconstruction may be an ideal solution. Fortunately, the advances in dental technology have [...]
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Periodontal Disease Treatments
Posted on 05/02/2012 16:02:25 Periodontal disease is a common dental problem that often goes unnoticed in its early stages. It is a gum infection that attacks the soft tissue and bones that support the teeth and, as such, can be quite serious. Periodontal disease originates from the collection of dental plaque, which leads to the formation of tartar. Plaque [...]
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Dental Bonding Candidates and Uses
Posted on 04/20/2012 15:50:59 Dental bonding is a fast, easy way to fix minor cosmetic imperfections in your smile. If you are seeking a skilled Burke cosmetic dentist, Dr. Lawrence T. Fox offers dental bonding and other high-quality treatments, including porcelain veneers and ZOOM II® teeth whitening.
Dental Bonding Candidates
Dental bonding is ideal for patients who want to cosmetically correct [...]
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Common Dental Problems for Seniors
Posted on 04/20/2012 15:44:59 Many of us experience dental problems as we age. Don’t let tooth pain, tooth damage, or tooth loss prevent you from enjoying your golden years. At our Burke cosmetic dentistry center, Dr. Lawrence T. Fox focuses on patient-centered treatment to ensure your satisfaction and comfort.
What Are the Most Common Dental Problems for Seniors?
Although seniors may [...]
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Study Examines Possible Link Between Dental X-Rays and Meningioma Risk
Posted on 04/19/2012 15:47:44 Recently the news media has been reporting on a new study that has found that people diagnosed with meningioma, a tumor of the lining covering the brain are more likely to report that they’ve had certain types of dental x-rays in the past.
The study does not prove that dental x-rays cause these tumors; much more [...]
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Change in Insurance for Active Military Dependant
Posted on 03/29/2012 15:30:05 Congratulations to all Military families on your new dental benefit plan with Metlife.
As you all may know, effective May 01, 2012 United Concordia will no longer be handling the benefits for the Active Military dependants. Even though, we are not direct providers for Metlife, please rest assured that the transition will be smooth and that [...]
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Laser Cavity Detection
Posted on 03/27/2012 11:46:08 In our dental practice we have a very useful diagnostic tool that we use every day. The Diagnodent® is a dental laser used for early detection and diagnosis of tooth decay (cavities). The use of this laser scanner tool assures our patients that we are providing the very best, up to date care for them. With [...]
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Dangers of Tooth Erosion
Posted on 03/21/2012 19:38:20 Tooth erosion is a very serious and common condition that affects every age group. Tooth enamel is the outer covering of the tooth, the hardest tissue in the body, and it protects the underlying layers of the teeth. High acidic content in the mouth causes a slow wearing down of tooth enamel, resulting in tooth [...]
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Metal vs. Tooth-colored Fillings
Posted on 03/20/2012 13:16:22 We understand that treating cavities can cause anxiety in some patients; at our Burke cosmetic dentistry practice, we make your smile and comfort our top priorities. Our skilled staff is happy to answer any questions you may have to help put your mind at ease and make your experience as comfortable as possible. Your smile [...]
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Onlays versus Crowns
Posted on 02/27/2012 15:39:39 A ceramic onlay is a more conservative version of a crown or cap. They can be used in some situations instead of a crown. For instance, when a patient has a fractured cusp, many dentists immediately condemn the tooth to a crown, when an onlay would be the preferred choice in most cases. An onlay [...]
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