Are you unhappy with the way your smile looks? Do you avoid smiling with your teeth in pictures? You can get the beautiful, picture-perfect grin you've always wanted. Here's everything you need to know about cosmetic smile makeovers.
What Is a Cosmetic Smile Makeover?
A cosmetic smile makeover is a term used to describe various dental procedures designed to enhance the appearance of your smile. If you're looking for a brighter, whiter smile, you have options. Read More...
If you have a cavity that is so large your tooth needs to be protected by a crown when the decay is removed, your dentist might give you a same-day crown. For a dentist to be able to offer this service, they need computerized equipment.
If you like the idea of completing your dental work in a single day, then make sure to find a dentist that offers same-day crowns. These crowns are permanent and not the temporary crows you usually have to wear. Read More...
Periodontal disease is a serious condition affecting the gums and the bones supporting the teeth and connective tissues. This gum disease is caused by bacteria in plaque, which builds up on the teeth and along the gum line. It starts as inflammation of the gums, known as gingivitis, which can often be reversed with good oral hygiene. However, if left untreated, it can progress to periodontitis and lead to tooth loss and other health complications such as heart disease. Read More...
You only have one set of teeth and they thus deserve your attention and care. You can do a lot better with oral maintenance if you go in for dental cleanings on a regular basis. Here are some ways these services can benefit your life.
Remove Hardened Plaque
If you let plaque remain on your teeth for months, eventually it's going to harden and then you won't be able to easily remove it. Read More...
It's fairly common for adult teeth to become discolored over time. Many causes for this discoloration are dietary in nature, with certain adult habits being worse offenders than others (such as red wine, coffee, or even tobacco). In any event, the fact that some adults have discolored teeth shouldn't come as a shock. But what about your toddler? Why are their teeth discolored? After all, it's not like they've had their teeth long enough for them to become stained. Read More...