When it comes to finding a durable and natural-looking restoration to replace lost teeth, nothing beats dental implants. From your initial jawbone evaluation to the final placement of your new tooth, here’s what you can expect along the way.
Designed to fill the gaps left by missing teeth as perfectly as natural teeth, a bridge can restore your smile and preserve your oral health for years. Learn how to take good care of your bridge and maximize its longevity.
A dental crown, or cap, is designed to save a tooth that isn’t as strong or healthy as it should be above the gumline, but it isn’t so damaged below the gumline that it should be extracted. Find out what kind of dental problems it can resolve.
The coronavirus pandemic is far from over, but health care providers are slowly returning to business as usual across the nation. If you’re ready to schedule an elective cosmetic dental procedure, here’s what you should know.
Finding out you need a root canal may make you feel apprehensive, but there’s no need to worry: Root canal therapy doesn’t cause discomfort, and it provides lasting relief while saving your tooth. Here’s what you should know.
Tooth enamel may be prone to stains and discoloration, but that doesn’t mean you have to live with a dull, lackluster smile — find out how professional in-office whitening can help you unveil your best smile in less than an hour.
Dealing with a lost crown, a throbbing toothache, or any other urgent dental problem can be stressful, but knowing how to handle a dental emergency before you reach our office can make a major difference in your treatment outcome.
On top of diminishing your confidence and making it harder to eat, missing teeth can lead to irreversible bone loss that compromises your oral health. Here’s what makes dental implants the restoration of choice for most patients and dentists alike.
