Is damage or decay putting one of your teeth at risk? Getting a dental inlay can help protect your tooth, while preserving more of your natural tooth structure. Learn how this more conservative approach can provide strong and long-lasting results.
Not all dental emergencies involve severe trauma to your mouth. That’s why it’s all the more important to be able to identify urgent dental issues and take the proper steps leading up to when you make it to our office.
Breaking a tooth can be scary and traumatic. But when you take the right steps, you can prevent long-term problems. Would you know what to do if you break a tooth?
Does your smile make you feel self-conscious? Do you find yourself hiding your teeth and trying not to smile whenever possible? Veneers make it easy to finally get a smile you’ll be happy to show the world.
When you’re facing a cancer diagnosis, maybe the last thing you think about is your teeth. If you need radiation for cancer in your throat, neck, or head, however, it could put your oral health at risk. So what should you do?
Does the thought of going to the dentist send a shiver up your spine? You don’t have to live in fear over your dental appointment. Learn how sedation dentistry can improve your experience so you can get the care you need.
Dentures have gotten a bad rap for a very long time. However, the ever-changing advances in prosthodontics have turned the tables on jokesters, as dentures and other treatments for missing teeth are becoming more and more like the real thing.
If you’re missing some or all of your teeth, dental implants might be your best choice for tooth replacement. Dental implants not only look and function like your natural teeth, but they also bring other benefits as well.
