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Have you been putting off getting teeth extracted because you did not want to have to walk around without any teeth? I put the procedure off for three years before finally learning about the availability of teeth in a day procedures at local dentistry practices. Even after learning about the procedures I was still unsure if it was for me. I did not know if I would be a good candidate, if I could afford it, and exactly how it would work. I have compiled all of the information that I gathered to help others learn about this wonderful process.

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4 Tips To Help You Recover After Dental Implant Surgery
28 March 2019

If you are missing teeth due to dental extraction, …

Have a Tooth That's Worn Down? Know Your Options to Fix It
28 February 2019

Your teeth tend to withstand plenty of wear over t …

Effects of Chili Peppers on the Oral Cavity
1 February 2019

If you enjoy spicy foods, then you may like chili …

3 Things To Know About Dental Cleanings
2 January 2019

When it comes to dental cleanings, most people kno …

Understanding Dental Veneers
4 December 2018

If you are planning to receive dental veneers, you …

4 Tips To Help You Recover After Dental Implant Surgery

28 March 2019
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

If you are missing teeth due to dental extraction, trauma, or other causes, you have probably already researched all the treatment options available to you. Once you've settled on dental implants as a solution, you'll need to find an excellent oral surgeon to complete the procedure for you. While a dentist like those at Couchman Center for Complete Dentistry will do the work of installing your new implants, you will have to do your part to assist in the healing process. Read More 

Have a Tooth That’s Worn Down? Know Your Options to Fix It

28 February 2019
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Your teeth tend to withstand plenty of wear over the years, but you may have noticed that some teeth look worn down when compared to the rest. This is a common problem for people that bite their nails or chew a lot of foods that are crunchy. They will have certain teeth that are worn down or chipped due to biting down on a hard item, which can cause the teeth to look misshapen over time. Read More 

Effects of Chili Peppers on the Oral Cavity

1 February 2019
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

If you enjoy spicy foods, then you may like chili peppers. These vegetables are very versatile and are used in both savory and sweet dishes. Capsaicin is the active compound that gives chili peppers their intense heat, and in addition to its extraordinary spiciness, capsaicin may also help relieve muscle and joint pain. Chili peppers also have a number of effects on the oral cavity, and while they are considered a healthy food, moderation may be recommended for those sensitive to very spicy foods. Read More 

3 Things To Know About Dental Cleanings

2 January 2019
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

When it comes to dental cleanings, most people know that it's something that should be done regularly. Going to your family dentist for a cleaning is necessary for keeping your teeth and gums healthy. Dental cleanings are able to remove the plaque and other buildup that regular brushing and flossing cannot get. It's also a good opportunity for your dentist to assess your overall dental health and determine if you require any fillings or additional procedures. Read More 

Understanding Dental Veneers

4 December 2018
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

If you are planning to receive dental veneers, you may be concerned about the cosmetic application and how it will affect your teeth. Here is a bit of information about veneers to help you better understand them. What Dental Issues Can Veneers Correct? Veneers are designed to mask cosmetic dental issues. They are bonded to the front surface of the teeth, so irregularities are hidden from view.  Dental veneers can be applied to correct the appearance of discoloration, wide gaps, irregular shapes, cracks, and dental misalignments. Read More