Chipped or cracked tooth? Discoloration? Minor issue with misalignment on one or two teeth? Resin bonding may be the solution. Also called composite resin bonding, this dental treatment is a common choice to manage minor aesthetic issues. What Is Resin Bonding for Teeth? Resin bonding for teeth is the practice of applying a soft, tooth-colored…
Veneers can be a great way to beautify your smile and increase your confidence, especially if you have discolored teeth or a small chip here and there. But how long will they last? And what is the process of getting them installed and keeping them looking great? Keep reading for all the information you need…
When gums begin to recede, it is important to seek immediate care and treatment. If left unaddressed, gum recession will not repair itself. It will continue to worsen, putting teeth and the bone structure that supports them at risk. Gum recession treatment starts with identifying the cause of the gum recession. In most cases, a…
Composite dental fillings are a common choice for tooth repair after a cavity because they are safe, easy for both the dentist and patient, easy to care for, inexpensive, and look great. If you are concerned about the aesthetics of getting a cavity filled with a silver substance, composite fillings are a great alternative. What…
Chemical peels are increasingly common, used by people who would like to remove scars or other facial discolorations and decrease the appearance of wrinkles. While there can be a number of benefits to the skin to use chemical peels, there are some issues to consider as not all skin types will respond well to the…
Periodontal disease is an infection of the gums — an issue that can negatively impact your teeth, your gums, and the bones that support the teeth in the mouth. Patients who have periodontal disease, also known as gum disease, may experience the following: Loose teethBad breathGums that bleed easily, are swollen, or pull away from…
Missing all or many teeth can make it difficult to eat and to have confidence in everyday conversations. Snap-on dentures are one of many possible solutions to the problem, and one of the most durable options that will last for years to come. Snap-on dentures (sometimes called snap-in dentures) may not be right for everyone,…
Going to the dentist can be anxiety-inducing for some people. For others, when extensive or invasive procedures are required, the pain can be intense. In these cases, dental IV sedation may be the best option, protecting patients from the discomfort and pain that can come with certain procedures and easing the anxiety of those who…