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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

What To Understand About Tongue Release Procedures

Posted on May 23, 2023

A tongue release, also known as a frenectomy or lingual frenulum release, is a medical procedure to address a condition called ankyloglossia or "tongue tie." Tongue tie occurs when the lingual frenulum, the tissue that connects the underside of the tongue to the floor of the mouth, is tight, short, or otherwise restricts the movement of the tongue. Tongue movement is important:  The tongue is vital when it comes to speech. [Read More]

Same-Day Dental Crown, The Immediate Solution For A Broken Tooth

Posted on April 12, 2023

Human facial expression is linked to the very essence of a person's mind. Regarding facial expression, one of the most crucial parts is smiling. How a person defines their smile, whether aesthetic or ugly in their eyes, is directly linked to how secure their personality is. Therefore, caring for the appearance of the teeth is a top priority for everyone, which is why same-day dental crowns were created. Same-day dental crowns are the immediate solution for a broken tooth. [Read More]

4 Benefits Of Lasers In Periodontal Disease Treatment

Posted on March 7, 2023

You are not alone if your dentist has diagnosed you with periodontal disease. More than 47% of adults over 30 suffer from some form of this condition. If you are older, the numbers nearly double, with 70.1% of adults 65 and older impacted. Fortunately, dentists have made great strides in treating periodontal disease. While some conditions may require scaling, root planing, and gum flap surgery, laser treatments have become a preferred alternative. Lasers offer numerous advantages over previous treatment methods. [Read More]

What Should Happen After A Dentist Extracts A Tooth?

Posted on January 27, 2023

Dentists have a considerable number of ways to restore an injured tooth—even one that has suffered seemingly catastrophic damage. Teeth that have broken after an accident causing blunt force, teeth that have corroded under years of untreated decay—a dentist's ability to use a variety of restorative materials and methods to make the tooth look (and feel) pristine can seem close to miraculous. But these abilities have limits. Sometimes, extraction is the only possible outcome for a tooth. [Read More]