One of the driving objectives in our office is to help patients sidestep unnecessary dental problems. Our best chance of doing that is to schedule routine care every six months. In case you’ve ever wondered why your dentist does this, now you know. We would love to spend each visit checking and cleaning teeth rather… [Read more]
It’s never fun to need a dental crown. Usually, when a crown is needed, at least a little dental pain has developed. Our goal in providing patient care is to relieve that pain as quickly as possible and then to reinstate the highest degree of structural integrity to the tooth that has been damaged. We… [Read more]
When you laugh and speak with another human, the last thing you want is to notice bad breath filling the air between you. The last thing you want is for that bad breath to be yours. We all know that our breath can turn south if we eat certain foods. That is a relatively easy… [Read more]
Crowns have never been a big deal in this country. After all, didn’t we run away from all that crown business on the Mayflower and all of those other ships? But when you crack a tooth or when a tooth has such a large filling that it is weakened, a crown could be exactly what… [Read more]
Dr. Lindsey F. Marshall knows that your time is valuable. In order to provide the combination of time savings and quality work her patients expect, Dr. Marshall uses a wide range of advanced equipment to provide dental crowns and other services. For years, getting a tooth crown was a two-step process. During the first visit,… [Read more]
Children and adults alike find it difficult to resist the treats that are the cornerstone of every Halloween. However, if you have dental crowns (possibly due to overindulgence on past Halloweens), some sweets can pose a threat to both your restorations and natural teeth. Main Line dentist Dr. Lindsey Marshall understands that candy is a… [Read more]
It’s a concern Dr. Lindsey Marshall hears frequently: Patients who need dental restoration are uncertain about the decision because they don’t want metal making their smile look bad. For patients in Main Line who want an attractive, natural looking smile, Dr. Marshall offers dental crowns made from non-metal materials. Metals used in dental restorations can… [Read more]
The state-of-the-art technology called CEREC (Chairside Economical Restoration of Esthetic Ceramics) allows Philadelphia cosmetic dentist Dr. Lindsey Marshall to offer single visit crowns and restorations that look, feel, and function just like your natural teeth. In the past, placing dental crowns required at least two office visits. With CEREC technology, Dr. Marshall is able to… [Read more]
Porcelain veneers and dental crowns are both restorations that can improve the appearance of your teeth, however they are very different in structure and generally in purpose. Porcelain veneers are intended to be primarily cosmetic restorations, so they are just thin pieces of ceramic that are bonded to the front and sometimes top of your… [Read more]
An LVI-trained Philadelphia cosmetic dentist is a dentist who has studied at the world-renowned Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies (LVI). A dental professional with this distinction is usually viewed as a credible, highly knowledgeable dentist who has undergone one of the highest levels of neuromuscular and cosmetic dentistry training. More than 3,000 dentists… [Read more]
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Ardmore, PA 19003
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