Dental anatomy refers to the structure of the teeth and the surrounding tissues in the mouth. It includes the different types of teeth (incisors, molars, etc.), the anatomy of a tooth (crown, root, enamel, etc.), and the bones and muscles that support the teeth. In layman's terms, dental anatomy is the study of the different parts of our teeth and how they work together to help us chew and speak.
For many people, dentistry is a language of its own and many of the terminology and procedures are not well understood, which can lead to people making poor or uninformed decisions about their dental health.
We make it our point that every patient fully understands their customized treatment plan and its benefits. Therefore, we have compiled a knowledge base of information to describe every procedure and many common questions in an inviting and simple manner.
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