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Veneers have been around for a while now. They are basically very thin and are custom made for each client so that they can hide the flaws in your smile. Not everyone has a smile they would be proud of; this might be because of one reason or another, including the way the teeth are spaced, shaped, or..

If you have dentures, then you want to make sure that you’re using the right products to hold them in place. It can become frustrating when you are chewing, laughing, or talking and they slip out of place. Using dental creams or pads not only reduces the chances of having them slide out of place,..

There are times where the only way to heal your mouth is to extract a tooth. As soon as you have that tooth removed in our office, you’re probably going to have a small blood clot at the site of removal. The blood clot is there to protect the bone and nerve endings lying underneath and also to..

There are always questions that come with dental work. Whether it is just learning more about the dentist or practice, or the procedure that is going to be done; our professionals take the time to answer any and all questions that you may have regarding the procedure or practice. Crowns are a common..

Those that are wondering if dentures are the way to go might not know what signs to look for. These signs not only can stand out to the person, but our dentists will recommend the best course of action for our patients to take if we feel that dentures are important for them. If you want to know more..

Over the past 30 years, tooth replacement has come a very long way. Extracted or missing teeth will always various raise concerns, including the development of infections. However, a more permanent solution is proper tooth replacement. A dental bridge consists of two or more crowns for the teeth that..

If your tooth is badly damaged or decayed, then you might have it fitted with a crown. Also known as a cap, crowns might be placed over a tooth for various reasons. On many occasions, teeth that are severely damaged or broken will be fitted with a crown. Crowns can also be used to hold together different..

Just like natural teeth, dentures can wear, chip and become discolored over time. But how long do dentures really last? Two years? Five years? Ten years or longer? Well, that largely depends on you, the wearer. Caring For Dentures Caring for your dentures properly will not only ensure that your overall..

There are several different ways we can help you fix a few missing teeth; dental implants, dentures, and a dental bridge are all options that we can consider for you. If you are not a candidate for dental implants, or you wish not to receive dental implants, you may consider a dental bridge. A dental..

Getting used to wearing dentures takes time. At least for the first thirty days you can expect to notice some difficulties with chewing, eating, talking and even a little discomfort in your facial muscles as you are adjusting to your new dentures. There are many things that you can do to make this adjustment..