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You can look like a movie star, and you don't even have to be one! Discover the secret that all of Hollywood knows with dental veneers. Cover up imperfections, chipped teeth, discoloration, and enamel wear all with some simple ceramic covers. Veneers can fix your smile and restore your confidence too!...read more »
The COVID-19 pandemic has triggered dramatic changes throughout everyday life — and in the medical community as well. Not only are providers across the country postponing elective procedures, but many are also encouraging people to avoid in-office appointments to reduce their risk of exposure....read more »
We've been getting many phone calls about the safety of going to the dentist during COVID-19. And with good reason. The thought of being so close to another person's mouth and nose creates a high-risk environment....read more »
Crowns are veritable workhorses when it comes to cosmetic and general dentistry. That's because they can either protect or improve a damaged tooth's appearance or replace those gone missing....read more »
Did you know that more than 40% of adults in the United States currently experience gum disease. That's surprising enough, but what you may not also realize is that gum disease is caused by bacteria in your mouth....read more »
Teeth that extend too far forward or backward, are gapped, crowded, or overlapping aren't just a cosmetic problem. A poorly aligned bite can affect the function of your jaw, leading to painful conditions....read more »
Almost everyone experiences oral pain at some point in their life. As a baby, you experienced it as your first teeth emerged into place. Throughout adulthood, you've probably felt pain after a wayward piece of food nicked your gums....read more »
When you look in the mirror, what do you see? Are your teeth yellow or brown? Do you long for the days when you had a sparkling smile? If your teeth look dull or discolored, don't despair....read more »
Gum disease starts out innocently enough — your gums become inflamed, and they may bleed a little. Left unchecked, however, the bacteria can run rampant, causing extensive damage to your dental health....read more »
Baby teeth are your child's first set of teeth. Baby teeth begin arriving at about six months of age and start to fall out at about age six years. Baby teeth have a short “life,” but they're extremely important....read more »