This year has been hard on everyone and especially hard for people who were already food and housing insecure before the pandemic struck. Many people have lost jobs and homes and now find themselves with very limited resources. Luckily, there has also been an overwhelming response from citizens around the country who have generously donated […]
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Your smile is one of the first things that people notice about you. It can help bring happiness to someone’s day, ease the tension in a tough conversation, or help break the ice when meeting someone new. While these are all positive reasons to smile, there are many people who are self-conscious and hate smiling. With cosmetic dentistry, there is no reason not to improve your smile and bring back the happy grin you once loved.
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Have you looked in the mirror lately and noticed there were too many wrinkles looking back at you? One of the pesky side-effects of aging is wrinkles that can appear on your forehead, near your eyes, and around your mouth. Did you know that we can help with this? Continue reading to see what can be done to improve your look!
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Over time, teeth can become yellow and discolored due to beverages like coffee and tea, tobacco products, and aging, but you don’t have to live with a less than stellar smile. Teeth whitening is a quick and easy way to transform your teeth and give you renewed confidence in your appearance.
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Dental fillings are one of the most common procedures we perform. Due to bacteria that accumulate on teeth, cavities can form, and fillings are used to repair the damage and protect teeth from further harm. In the past, the materials used for fillings left patients with noticeable silver areas in their mouths. We now have a way to administer fillings without altering the appearance of your smile. Read on to find out more.
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Tooth damage comes in a variety of conditions, including chipped, cracked or broken teeth, tooth decay, and even total tooth loss. Dental crowns are one treatment that can help restore the tooth or replace it. A crown is a tooth-shaped structure, like a cap, that is placed over a tooth. The “cap” covers the tooth to improve its appearance, restore its shape and function or sit on top of an implant as a replacement tooth.
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We are always trying to find better ways to give our patients the best dental care possible. It’s not only great results we’re after, but providing a relaxing and comfortable experience as well. However, that might not seem possible to some patients who struggle with anxiety or fear of dental treatments. The good news is that we have a few options to calm your nerves so you can get the treatment you need, and there is one in particular we’d love to share with you. Read on to find out about this unique treatment.
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While there are dental hygiene practices that are recommended to keep teeth healthy and clean, such as brushing and flossing, there are habits that you should avoid in order to maintain good dental health, as well.
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Our teeth work hard for us every single day — from chewing our food, to helping us speak properly and of course, giving us a nice smile. It’s no wonder that they might get worn down or broken and need some TLC. Do you know what the most common dental issues are?
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We often take our health for granted until something doesn’t work properly or we are in pain. Swallowing and opening and closing your mouth are everyday activities — facilitated by the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) — that you probably don’t even think about. Your TMJ is the hinge that connects your jaw to your skull. When this joint becomes inflamed, it causes pain in your jaw as well as your face, neck and head, and makes eating and speaking difficult. This disorder is known as TMD, or temporomandibular disorder. It can affect your ability to do simple things such as talk, chew, and yawn.
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