Don't Let a Missing Tooth Hold You Back in Life

  • Going To The Dentist For The First Time In Years? What To Know

    22 March 2016

    A lot of people think they can just show up with their dental insurance card at their first dentist appointment at a new dental office, and that's all they'll need. There are actually other things that you'll want to know before you arrive to help out the office and your dentist. You don't want to show up and find out that you don't have the coverage you need, or not know what the coverage carries.

  • 3 Tips To Aid Your Recovery Following Dental Implant Surgery

    22 March 2016

    Dental implants are a great way to replace a broken or missing tooth and get your smile back to where you want it to be. That said, dental implant surgery does come with some side effects that you will be dealing with in the days that follow the procedure. As always, listen to your dentist first to help ensure a smooth recovery. But there are a few universal tips that you will want to keep in mind.

  • Cosmetic Dentistry For Kids

    4 March 2016

    While most adults are aware of the benefits cosmetic dental procedures can provide, few people take the time to consider how cosmetic dentistry can improve the lives of children. If you are concerned about the negative effect your child's smile could be having on his or her life, here are three cosmetic dental procedures you might want to consider investing in for the future. 1. Veneers or crowns to replace broken teeth.

  • Got A Dental Implant? Watch Out For These Four Signs Of Implant Overload

    8 February 2016

    An implant is overloaded if it attempts to bear greater forces than it was designed to bear. Ideally, you should have one dental implant for each missing tooth. Due to budgetary constraints, however, some people make do with less than that ratio. This can lead to implant overload and eventual failure of the implant. Here are four symptoms that may mean your dental implant is overloaded: Loose Screws One of the common signs of implant overload is loose abutment screw.

  • 3 Uses For A Dental Crown

    8 February 2016

    There are multiple ways that dental crowns can be used. Crowns can be made of different materials, such as stainless steel, metal alloy, porcelain-over-metal, porcelain or even gold. Here are a few dental applications in which a dental crown may be used. Dental Bridges Dental bridges are prosthetic devices that replace one or more lost teeth. A traditional bridge includes a dental crown at each end of the appliance and one or more false teeth suspended between the two crowns.

  • 2 Tips For Cleaning Your Baby's Teeth After Feedings To Prevent Tooth Decay

    15 January 2016

    A baby's first teeth are considered to be spacers or spot holders for their more permanent teeth. Tooth decay can easily damage these teeth and cause their permanent teeth to grow in incorrectly. While feedings are a great time to bond with your baby, they can also lead to tooth decay. Babies might experience tooth decay after feedings because of poor dental care. While their teeth may be drastically smaller than adults, they are still susceptible to many of the same dental issues that plague adults.

  • Laser Teeth Whitening: What To Expect

    27 December 2015

    There are several teeth whitening procedures dentists can offer their patients now. Aside from treatments that may take several hours or treatments that gradually whiten to produce results that other people cannot easily detect, there is a treatment that uses lasers too. This particular treatment produces lightning fast results. Here is what to expect. The Dentist Applies the Peroxide Gel A safe and effective peroxide-based gel is applied to your teeth.