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#9: What are the Typical Costs Associated With Tooth Crowns in Skokie?

Posted by Dr Katz On April 25th

Costs #9: What are the Typical Costs Associated With Tooth Crowns in Skokie?

This is the 9th tip of “The Crowning Touch – 9 Things You Should Know About Dental Crowns” eBook, which is available as a free download.

Although you may be looking for a price that’s set in stone, the cost of a tooth crown can vary, depending on the type of material used for the crown, and whether a core buildup of the tooth is needed in addition to the crown. At Dental Professionals we use high quality materials and dental labs. Fees may range based on materials and the complexity of the procedure. So what should you expect from your Skokie dentists?

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#2: Restorative Services – What Are Crowns Made Of?

Posted by Dental Professionals On January 18th

restorative services what are crowns made of #2: Restorative Services What Are Crowns Made Of?

This is the 2nd tip of “The Crowning Touch – 9 Things You Should Know About Dental Crowns” eBook, which is available as a free download.

Dental crowns are made from an array of materials, used to achieve different results that range from restoring form and function to creating an aesthetically pleasing look. Materials commonly used in restorative services include: Read the rest of this entry »

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Sleep Apnea May Be a Contributing Factor to Developing Dementia

Posted by Dr Katz On August 31st

Sleep Apnea May Be a Contributing Factor to Developing Dementia Sleep Apnea May Be a Contributing Factor to Developing Dementia

Sleep apnea is linked to increased risk of stroke, obesity, and now MSNBC is reporting that it may also increase your risk of developing dementia.

Studies at the University of California, San Francisco by Dr. Kristine Yaffe, professor of psychiatry, neurology, and epidemiology, show that females over 65 with sleep apnea are two times more likely to be diagnosed with dementia in the next 5 years than those who do not suffer from sleep apnea.

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