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Recognizing The Benefits of Dental Implants

A few years ago, I realized that the teeth that I was missing were really holding me back. It seemed like no matter how many times I applied for jobs, I was constantly turned away. I knew that I had to do something to improve my look, so I started talking with my dentist. He explained how dental implants could restore my smile and improve my oral health, and I knew that he was right. After I had the surgery, I was able to enjoy a new sense of self confidence that propelled me into a better career. Check out this blog for more information.

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Has Smoking For Years Made You Look Older? 2 Ways Ex-Smokers Can Take Years Off Their Faces

21 December 2015
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

If your New Year's resolution is to finally quit smoking, then congratulations, because you are taking a great step to improve your overall health and will potentially save thousands of dollars each year after kicking the habit. If smoking for years has made your face appear older, then you are not alone. Smoking is one of the biggest causes of accelerated aging. After quitting, many of those signs of aging--like discolored teeth--will stick around, so here are some cosmetic dentistry ideas that can help you reclaim your youthful appearance. Read More 

Breakthroughs In Veneer Technology

2 December 2015
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

If you have gaps in your smile, discoloration, or even broken teeth, you have more options than ever to rejuvenate your look. Veneers have been around for some time, but breakthroughs in veneer technology make them more visually appealing and more affordable than ever. As an extra bonus, you can get them applied faster than ever before. Prepless Veneers These veneers have many advantages for the dental patient. Unlike more traditional veneers, these require no removal of enamel. Read More 

Palate Expander? What Is That!?

12 November 2015
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

If your orthodontist or dentist recently told you that you need to wear a palate expander, you probably have a lot of questions -- the biggest of which is "What is that?" Read on to discover what this orthodontic device can do for you, and what is involved with wearing one. What is a palate expander? In order to understand what a palate expander is, you first need to know what your palate is. Read More 

Possible Complications Of Dental Fillings

23 October 2015
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

When you develop cavities, fillings will more than likely be the treatment your dentist suggests. Fillings are extremely common and do a great job of halting the progression of cavities while repairing the damage already done. However, as with just about any type of treatment, there are complications that may arise. This article will fill you in on some of the problems that can happen with your fillings. Sensitivity When you have fillings, your teeth can be more sensitive than normal. Read More 

How To Treat Your Missing Teeth

9 October 2015
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Losing teeth is not just something that happens when you reach old age, because it can be caused by anything from playing sports to developing tooth decay. If you find yourself in a situation where you have lost some of your teeth, you will have several options for getting them back. Dentures A common method for replacing missing teeth is dentures. While they are traditionally thought of as full sets, you can receive partial dentures that just fill in the teeth that you are missing. Read More