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How to Take Care of Dental Implants

Posted in Dental Implants, Oral Health

Dental implants are an excellent solution for teeth that are cracked, deteriorated, and unhealthy. They can effectively help an individual achieve a healthy, beautiful smile and prevent future dental issues. Dental implants are designed to function like your natural teeth, and just like your teeth, they are subject to gum disease or “peri-implantitis” (the destructive […]

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Should I Get Dental Implants or Dentures?

Posted in Dental Implants, Dentures

A missing tooth or gap between teeth can prevent many people from smiling, laughing, or even speaking. They may cover their mouth or simply shy away from these activities when out in public. If you have tried using a removable bridge or denture and have been frustrated with the instability and constant maintenance, you may […]

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Everything You Need to Know About Veneers

Posted in Porcelain Veneers

Veneers are one of the most versatile options to help restore a smile that is suffering from cracked, chipped, crooked, stained, or gapped front teeth. They are as durable as regular teeth and are even resistant to staining that would normally yellow natural tooth enamel. There are a lot of factors to consider when you […]

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Invisalign®: The Clear Choice

Posted in Invisalign®

One of the first features people notice is a person’s smile, so many patients seek cosmetic dental treatments that can give them a personable and attractive facial aesthetic. Rather than getting traditional metal braces, many patients are opting for inconspicuous and comfortable smile correction with Invisalign®. This nearly imperceivable approach is the clear choice for […]

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Porcelain Veneers or Invisalign®?

Posted in Invisalign®, Porcelain Veneers

Are you debating whether you should get porcelain veneers or Invisalign®? Both of these treatments can significantly help straighten a person’s teeth, improve their smile, and provide life-changing results. By choosing the most appropriate cosmetic dental procedure for your needs, you can achieve the straight, beautiful smile you’ve always wanted. Porcelain Veneers Porcelain veneers are […]

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Exciting New Dental Technologies

Posted in Cosmetic Dentistry, General Dentistry

Technology is a big part of our day-to-day lives. It seems like new advances are made all the time, and they benefit every facet of our society. Dental technology is no different. Advances made in many different areas allow for shorter, more comfortable, and more accurate dental treatments. Hopefully, such improvements will help patients be […]

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Everything You Need to Know About Teeth Whitening

Posted in Teeth Whitening

Our smile can say a lot about the appearance of our teeth and how we take care of them. Poor dental hygiene, enamel erosion, certain foods and drinks, and even smoking can dull and discolor your teeth. If not careful, your teeth can be permanently damaged and stained when you do not give them the […]

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The Benefits of Chewing Sugar-Free Gum

Posted in Gum Disease

You may have heard that chewing gum is bad for your teeth, but the act itself is not harmful. In fact, gum can actually be good for your teeth, depending on the ingredients it contains. It is important to monitor the ingredients in your gum and the length of time your teeth are exposed to […]

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Dental Myths and Superstitions

Posted in Dental Care

Our lives are full of myths, superstitions, and old wives’ tales. They helped our ancestors understand the world around them and gave them a way to pass knowledge down through the ages. But as times passes and we gain a better understanding of how things work, some of these pearls of wisdom become outdated. Toothaches […]

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How to Strengthen Your Teeth

Posted in Dental Bonding, Porcelain Veneers

Even though tooth enamel is the hardest substance in the body, it can demineralize over time. Demineralization weakens the enamel and can lead to cavities, chips in the teeth, and tooth sensitivity. Once tooth enamel has worn away, it will not grow back, leading to more pain and cavities. The best way to deal with […]

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