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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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Reasons You May Need Dental Crowns

11 December 2020
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

When it comes to dentistry and the procedures involved, most people know very little about it. That is okay and totally normal. However, there are some fairly common procedures performed that you should know at least some about when you are heading to the dentist (even if just for a routine cleaning). One of the procedures and items you should know more about is dental crowns. There are several reasons a person may need to get a dental crown in their lifetime. Read More 

The Day Of Your Dental Implant: Some Things To Plan

28 October 2020
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Dental implants are a complex feat of engineering that results in a practical and highly-functional bond between organic matter (which is you) and a piece of metal (which is the implant). Although the process is rather extraordinary if you really think about what it will achieve, your dentist regularly fits implants to their patients. But still, it's not exactly an everyday occurrence for you. So what should you plan for on the day you receive your implant? Read More