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Patient Education

Providing dental education resources in Arlington, Virginia

Providing dental education resources in Arlington, Virginia

Learn about different dental procedures and how they’re completed. Knowing what to expect can help you plan your new smile, and can ease any concerns or answer questions you might have about your treatment.

We’ve compiled an extensive library of videos that demonstrate how different procedures are done. Explore our resources, and learn more about your procedure before your appointment.

Contact our office

We’re here to help! If you have questions about a particular procedure, or anything else related to your oral health, we encourage you to contact our office. Our friendly staff will be happy to answer any questions or address your concerns.

Schedule an appointment

Learn more about how you can have excellent oral health! Contact our office today to discover how Virginia Dental Center can give you the smile you’ve always wanted. Take the first step and schedule your next appointment!

Call us at (877) 696-9119

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    Onlay (CAD/CAM)
    An onlay is used to rebuild a tooth that has damage to one or more cusp. This treatment helps to restore optimal shape and function while saving as much of the natural tooth as possible. Also, it will generally last longer than a large filling.
    CAD/CAM, Patient, Restorative
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    Composite Versus Amalgam Filling
    The two most common materials to repair a cavity are dental amalgam and composite. Both materials do an excellent job of repairing cavities, but there are some differences to consider when choosing your restoration.
    Patient, Restorative
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    Non-Carious Cervical Lesions
    Non-carious Cervical Lesions describes a condition where tooth structure is lost below the gumline due to forces other than decay.
    Patient, Restorative