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Implant Dentistry

10 Jan 2019

Teeth go bad for many reasons. Perhaps you or someone you know didn’t brush and floss as a child and now, as an adult is facing getting crowns and even pulled teeth. Perhaps genetics haven’t been on your side. Maybe you’ve brushed and flossed everyday but as the years pass, you have more and more problems with large fillings and crowns. Or perhaps, because of...

20 Apr 2018

As dental technology has increased over the years, we have begun to see fewer and fewer people with missing teeth. Still, there are people who would lose a tooth and not think much of it. In reality, a missing tooth can be much more serious than a gap in your smile. A missing tooth can have serious oral health effects later in the future. Bones can...

10 Nov 2017

So, you just got your first set of partial or full dentures. Congratulations! You are taking care of your mouth and your overall health. Dentures can take some getting used to, however. Dentures feel different and can affect the way you talk and eat, two important pleasures of life! Below are some tips and tricks to make your transition into dentures doable and even easy. 1....

09 Sep 2016

What You Need To Know About Tooth Extractions

Dentists pride themselves on preserving teeth, but in some cases, a bad tooth must be removed. If you are wondering why extract a tooth when so many other dental options are available, discuss the matter with your dentist. Although pulling teeth may sound like an extreme procedure, your dentist can ensure that it is a quick and easy experience. Here are a few facts about tooth...

18 Apr 2015

Most people will at some time in their life lose one or more of their permanent teeth. There are many reasons this can happen. Teeth are lost to disease, to accidents and to the aging process. Some people are okay with gaps in their teeth, others want to do something about it. At one time there were a limited amount of solutions for a person to...