If you’re looking to improve your smile, your cosmetic dentist may recommend that you place thin coverings over the visible surface (front part) of the tooth to conceal any damage. These coverings are known as no-prep dental veneers and are fabricated from tooth-colored materials for aesthetic appearance.  No-prep dental veneers can be used to correct […]

There are many reasons why your teeth and smile can seem to be unattractive. Fortunately, dental veneers can solve most of your cosmetic dental problems if you’re a suitable candidate. The dentist will take X-rays to evaluate the health of your teeth. This step is necessary to identify signs of gum disease, tooth decay, or […]

Every person deserves to have a smile they can be proud of. While brushing your teeth twice a day and flossing once a day can help to prevent most dental problems, your home oral hygiene routine is not sufficient to get rid of hardened plaque or tartar. This can only be removed during your six-month […]

No matter how strict your at-home oral hygiene routine is, there’s no brushing technique that is good enough to prevent the build-up and hardening of plaque (tartar), over time. That is why dental professionals recommend that you visit your dentist once or twice a year for professional cleaning and dental examination to assess the condition […]

Six-month preventive dental visits are important for not only ensuring your long-term dental health, but also reducing the risk of emergencies. These visits typically involve professional teeth cleaning to remove tartar (hardened plaque) that may contribute to dental issues such as decay, gum disease, and bad breath, among others. Most hygienists perform the oral evaluation […]

A family dentist is an invaluable professional in any community, not only because they take care of your teeth by preventing and/or treating any dental pain and other issues, but also giving you a smile you can be confident in. Babies, children, teenagers, and adults have different dental needs at different points in time.  Advantages […]

An estimated 25 percent of children develop cavities by the age of four years. Indeed, studies suggest that pre-school aged children are more likely to develop cavities if their first dental checkup is delayed. To prevent this and to ensure the optimal oral health for your child, the American Dental Association recommends that you schedule […]

It’s important to visit your family dentist regularly in order to maintain great oral health for you and your children. Although good oral hygiene begins at home, with regular brushing and flossing, proper dental care is not complete without routine dental visits. But to find a family dentistry professional you can trust to take care […]

Tooth-colored or white fillings allow you to repair your chipped or decayed teeth using dental material that matches the natural shade of your teeth, so it’s virtually impossible for people to tell your restored tooth from adjacent natural teeth.  There are several types of dental fillings, but the most popular ones today are tooth-colored composites. […]

There are a few reasons why you may need to get a tooth filled, but chipping and decay are the most common ones. Dental fillings are usually placed in a single appointment, except in cases where you require a fairly large filling that needs to be fabricated outside your mouth and then bonded to the […]