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Don't Hide Your Unhealthy Smile - Improve It Instead

After spending years with gum disease, I can honestly tell you that I absolutely love my smile now. I spent so much time hiding my gum disease from other people. No matter who I met, I simply refused to smile. I lost so many chances to make new friends - people I could hang out with, or even talk to after work. But after sitting down and really talking to my dentist, I decided to take control of my dental health. My dentist offered real advice on how to take better care of my mouth. As of right now, my gums are the healthiest they've ever been. I hope that this blog gives you the strength and courage to take control of your dental health as well. I believe that your smile opens doors to new opportunities in life. You just need to be brave enough to take them.

Latest Posts

How To Protect Your Dental Crown

Posted on December 6, 2017

A dental crown is a restorative device that surrounds the natural crown of a tooth. The prosthetic crown, which is also called a cap, can be made of a wide variety of materials, including stainless steel, porcelain, porcelain-fused-to-metal, resin, or gold.  Dental crowns can be used in many different restorative applications, such as the repair of a fractured or decayed tooth. Additionally, a crown is needed to cover a dental implant during a single-tooth replacement. [Read More]

3 Effective Ways To Clean Your Dentures

Posted on December 6, 2017

When you have dentures, you have to be careful to ensure that they stay clean. Just like your natural teeth, food particles can become trapped in your teeth and plaque and tartar can even form on them. Not only can this discolor your dentures and lead to bad breath, but it can also make you sick. If you're not sure that your dentures are getting clean enough, try these effective methods of cleaning your dentures: [Read More]

Porcelain Inlays: A Close Look At The Advantages For Most Patients

Posted on November 2, 2017

When there are things about your smile that you are ashamed to show, it can change everything about how you interact with the world around you. While many people will opt for things like regular fillings or crowns to restore damaged chewing surfaces of your teeth, there is one other option that often gets overlooked: Porcelain inlays. Inlays are custom-made pieces of porcelain material that are bonded to the chewing surface of a tooth. [Read More]

Dental Bridges: What You Need To Know

Posted on October 4, 2017

Missing a tooth or two is more common than you might think. The average 20- to 64-year-old has at least three decayed or missing teeth, according to the American Dental Association. Of those adults, 3.75% have no remaining natural teeth. If you're missing teeth, devices such as dental bridges can help. Understanding what a dental bridge is and why it might be right for you can help you to make a decision about your healthy mouth care. [Read More]