Tooth enamel is the protective layer that coats your teeth designed to help prevent dental decay. While many believe enamel is white, the enamel layer is actually more translucent with a bluish, gray, or yellow tone … the color of
Losing teeth in adulthood is life changing. Patients with missing teeth tend to suffer from a number of problems associated with oral function. In addition to difficultly eating and speaking, those missing teeth typically develop social anxiety, depression, and reduced
Do you dread social events? Do you wish your smile appeared more vibrant and white? A less than attractive smile takes an emotional toll on our patients. We understand that feeling embarrassed by your appearance can negatively affect your self-confidence
Restorative dental care helps to preserve a tooth (or teeth) that has been damaged in some way. This specialty area of dentistry can enhance the smile’s appearance and improve the functioning of the teeth. In some cases, restorative dentistry may
Some patients may wonder if it’s really necessary to go to the dentist to have their teeth cleaned every six months, but it truly benefits your oral health to do so. You’ll help to preserve a healthy, aesthetically pleasing smile
Gingivitis is the first step toward gum disease. Patients that see our dentist every six months for a thorough cleaning and dental exam are being proactive in their oral health. But correct dental care involves more than just showing up
Any kind of smile enhancement can be considered a makeover. Teeth whitening is economical and suitable for most adults. But when your smile calls for bigger corrections our cosmetic dentist can advise you of the many solutions available to fit
Tooth decay is a troublesome and common dental condition. In the past, treating small areas of decay involved using dark fillings made of amalgam—a mixture of metals. While amalgam fillings restored the tooth and prevented further decay, they were very
When it comes to visiting the dentist, do you feel anxious? You’re not alone; many people dread receiving dental treatment because they have dental phobias and anxiety. Unfortunately, for some, these kinds of fears can prevent patients from receiving the
How do I know if I am a suitable candidate for dental implants? Good question. Have you lost one or more teeth? Are you searching for alternatives to dentures? Modern dentistry affords patients with tooth loss more options than ever before.
