Dr. Law, Author at Metro Dental Care

About Dr. Law

After graduating from the University of Minnesota School of Dentistry, Steve Law, DDS co-founded Metropolitan Dental Care in 1983. Dr. Law continues his education regularly to bring Denver patients the latest technology, techniques, and comforts.

Why You Need a Second Opinion Before Tooth Extraction: Part 2
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Why You Need a Second Opinion Before Tooth Extraction: Part 2

Dr. Law2023-06-01T13:02:12-06:00

Q&As About a Dental Crown vs Tooth Extraction Because you may eventually need a tooth extraction if a crown fails, why not just save time and money by extracting it now? You need to evaluate the pros and cons of tooth extraction vs restoration. Be sure to consider both the health and financial aspects. At first glance, extracting a damaged tooth seems like a sensible financial choice. The problem is, a cyclone of events takes place when you alter nature by removing a tooth. Each tooth in your mouth has a specific job, and all of your teeth together create your [...]

Why You Need a Second Opinion Before Tooth Extraction: Part 2Dr. Law2023-06-01T13:02:12-06:00

Why You Need a Second Opinion Before Tooth Extraction: Part 1
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Why You Need a Second Opinion Before Tooth Extraction: Part 1

Dr. Law2023-05-12T11:48:05-06:00

If you’ve been told you need a tooth extraction, seeking a second opinion from a reputable Denver dentist is wise. Your damaged tooth may be eligible for restoration, root canal therapy, or another treatment that could extend its life for years–perhaps for the rest of your life. Dentistry Is a Health Science In school, we learned that science is a logical, often mathematical process based on facts. While medicine is certainly a scientific field, even the greatest scientific minds are still learning about managing and restoring health to the human body. Science doesn’t offer black-or-white answers for medicine or dentistry. From [...]

Why You Need a Second Opinion Before Tooth Extraction: Part 1Dr. Law2023-05-12T11:48:05-06:00

How to Care for a Dental Bridge
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How to Care for a Dental Bridge

Dr. Law2022-02-03T16:48:31-07:00

Dental bridges are one of the most common restorative dentistry treatments for missing teeth. Traditionally, bridges were made from gold or metal alloys, but today they are more commonly made with medical-grade ceramic that appears much more natural. Modern dental bridges can also be created with a metal substructure and ceramic coating to provide a beautiful appearance and durability. On average, a dental bridge can last anywhere from five to twenty years when taken proper care of. Continue reading to learn how to care for a dental bridge from our experienced Denver dentists. Brush properly two times a day. Most of [...]

How to Care for a Dental BridgeDr. Law2022-02-03T16:48:31-07:00

Your Denver Dental Office Answers: How long will your dental implant last?
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Your Denver Dental Office Answers: How long will your dental implant last?

Dr. Law2022-02-15T10:14:44-07:00

Traditional restorations require upkeep, maintenance, and continual replacement. If you are seeking a permanent solution to tooth loss in Denver, CO, Metropolitan Dental Care offers dental implants. The titanium posts are surgically placed in the jaw bone and can support a dental crown, bridge, or denture. Due to the advanced materials used and the surgical placement process, dental crowns are the only permanent solution to tooth loss currently available. How do implants work? Traditional restorations are supported by nearby teeth or the surface of gums. Dental implants function more like natural teeth because the posts are anchored within the jaw bone. [...]

Your Denver Dental Office Answers: How long will your dental implant last?Dr. Law2022-02-15T10:14:44-07:00

How does poor oral health affect the entire body?
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How does poor oral health affect the entire body?

Dr. Law2022-02-15T10:14:49-07:00

Oral systemic health refers to the connection between overall health and oral health. A growing body of studies and research has shown connections between gum disease and health problems like diabetes, stroke, heart disease, dementia, arthritis, and even complications during pregnancy. Research by the National Institutes of Health found that the presence of gum disease increases an individual’s risk of developing heart disease by 20 percent. If you have risk factors for cardiovascular disease, the doctors of Metropolitan Dental Care can schedule periodontal treatments to restore the health of your gums and potentially lower your risk of serious health issues. Our [...]

How does poor oral health affect the entire body?Dr. Law2022-02-15T10:14:49-07:00

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