The answer to this question is not a straightforward yes or no. The result of some research does indicate that this may be a possibility, but more research is still necessary to reach a consensus. However, a recent study published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, adds further credence to the hypothesis that poor oral health can negatively affect those who struggle with cognitive or memory disorders. Simply put, visiting a dentist for regular dental checkups may slow the progress of cognitive decline.
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Many people with missing teeth put off tooth replacement. Some think it doesn’t matter as long as their missing tooth is in the back. Others think all tooth replacement options look and feel fake, and still more people think that replacing missing teeth is a painful process. 
A tooth may need to be restored because of either damage or tooth loss. Restoring your tooth is an important step toward not only maintaining your good oral health, but your appearance as well. Obviously, decaying and missing teeth degrade your smile. At Hill Avenue Dental, Dr. Doug Clark, Jr. and Dr. Doug Clark, III, specialize in 
If you’ve got a severely damaged tooth, chances are good that a dental crown is an excellent restorative solution. But how to know for sure? Your