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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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The Most Discreet Way To Deal With Orthodontic Relapse
6 January 2023

If you could turn back time, maybe you would have …

Can Your Jaw Be Too Old To Hold A Dental Implant?
30 November 2022

It's disappointing to lose permanent teeth at any …

Guideline for Those Having Bonding Performed by a Cosmetic Dentist
25 October 2022

Dental bonding is one of the more important servic …

3 Things To Do To Find An Orthodontist
31 August 2022

Your dentist can do many things for you, but they …

4 Common Misconceptions About Dental Implants
17 August 2022

Dental implant treatment involves replacing your d …

Can Your Jaw Be Too Old To Hold A Dental Implant?

30 November 2022
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

It's disappointing to lose permanent teeth at any age, but when an accident or tooth decay claims an adult's tooth, dental implants are the logical next step. They're the closest way to replicate a natural tooth, with the small metal implant functioning as a tooth root, allowing the prosthetic tooth attached to it to feel just like its natural predecessor. But what about seniors who need to have a tooth replaced? Read More 

Guideline for Those Having Bonding Performed by a Cosmetic Dentist

25 October 2022
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Dental bonding is one of the more important services that cosmetic dentists provide to their patients. It involves molding a resin material around a tooth, and can fix a number of issues like cracks, cavities, and misshaped teeth. You can ensure this dental procedure works out great if you follow these guidelines. Have Decay Treated First If you plan on having dental bonding performed to fix spaces that cavities create, then you want to make sure the decayed tooth material is removed before any resin materials are applied. Read More 

3 Things To Do To Find An Orthodontist

31 August 2022
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Your dentist can do many things for you, but they can't set you up to get your teeth straightened. That's when your dentist will suggest that you see an orthodontist. The orthodontist will evaluate your mouth, tell you your options, and then put any plans into action. If your dentist suggests you see an orthodontist, you may want to know how to find an orthodontist who can help you. Insurance Read More 

4 Common Misconceptions About Dental Implants

17 August 2022
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Dental implant treatment involves replacing your damaged or infected tooth roots with a metal post made from titanium or ceramic. Dental implants can be a perfect solution if your dentures or bridges don't fit correctly. Also, implants can be a great alternative if you don't have teeth roots that can hold dentures or bridges. The implants can last for many years. This advantage means even if the initial cost of the surgery is relatively higher compared to other options, it will be worth it. Read More 

An Introduction To Dental Night Guards

15 July 2022
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

If you suffer from frequent headaches, toothaches, or jaw pain, talking to your dentist about dental night guards could be a good choice. Here is an introduction to dental night guards that will help you understand their function and benefits. What Is a Dental Night Guard?  A dental night guard is a device designed to maintain space between the upper and lower teeth while the wearer sleeps. These devices look similar to sports mouth guards and are typically made of clear acrylic plastic. Read More