Whether you have one tooth missing or several, dental implants provide an excellent restoration option. And with advancements in dental technology, you now have options. Keep reading to find out which type of implant might be best for you.
Misaligned teeth can impact your oral health in ways you might not have considered before. Learn about the different types of bites and how they can affect you.
Dental implants are widely recognized as the gold standard for tooth replacement, but what happens if your bones aren’t strong enough to provide a foundation for the implant? A bone graft could be the right solution.
Whitening your teeth can instantly give your smile a dramatic makeover. Learn how to maintain your teeth whitening results for longer with some simple tips.
Root planing plays a critical role in treating advanced gum disease, the most common cause of tooth loss in adults. If you have gum disease, here’s how root planing could help you keep your healthy smile.
Going to the dentist is not an easy task for everyone. If anxiety holds you back from getting the services you need when you need them, find out how laser dentistry can improve your experience.
If you need to replace several teeth but can’t imagine yourself dealing with the hassle of dentures, you may want to consider All-on-4® dental implants. This technology can support several teeth and make your smile look and feel natural.
Even if your teeth are cavity-free, if you don’t take care of your gums, too, you’re at risk for tooth loss. If your gums recede severely, they can’t hold your teeth in place. Most gum recession starts with gum disease. But not all.
Getting your teeth straightened is a great resolution for the new year. It’s easier than you think to get your teeth straightened.
Teeth that are discolored or stained can make you not want to show off your beautiful smile. Find out more about the teeth whitening options available that make your teeth white and bright again.
Dental implants can last for what seems like forever, but only if you handle them with care. Here’s what you should know about keeping your dental implant in tiptop condition.
Smiles come in all shapes and sizes. One type of smile called a gummy smile makes your teeth appear short. The issue is excessive gum tissue covering your teeth. There’s good news though, a procedure called crown lengthening can help. Read on to learn more
Fixing orthodontics issues like crooked teeth used to be all about embarrassing metal braces. Today, patients looking to address their less than perfect teeth have a hassle-free treatment option called Invisalign®. Keep reading to learn more.
Beautiful Hollywood smiles are what most of us want, but very few of us come by naturally. Cosmetic dentistry procedures like veneers can transform your smile so you’ll look like you just stepped off the red carpet. Read on.
Healthy teeth and gums are at the foundation of good oral health. However, tooth decay and missing teeth can happen to the best of us. When restorative dental work is left undone, a full mouth reconstruction may be in order. Read on.
The use of lasers in medicine is commonplace. But did you know that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved more than 20 uses of lasers in dentistry? Read on to learn more.
Replacing missing teeth has always been quite a conundrum. Maybe you can’t or don’t want to wear dentures, but also are too impatient for traditional dental implants. Isn’t there anything quicker? Think All-on-4® implants. Read on to learn more.
Your bi-annual dental visit may be one of those appointments you tend to put off. You know all about the recommendation to get your teeth cleaned every six months, but is it really necessary? Read on to learn more.
Dental crowns and bridges are versatile restorative procedures that provide dentists with options to address things like missing, weakened or damaged teeth. When would your dentist perform one over the other? Read on to learn more.
A dental crown is a versatile restoration treatment to fix a variety of dental issues like misshapen or damaged teeth. But the real question is does it hurt? Read on to learn more about dental crowns.
COVID-19 is still raging across the United States, and there are still concerns about contracting and transmitting the virus. But what if you need dental care? Should you go to the dentist during the pandemic?