Dental veneers are becoming increasingly popular thanks to their ability to mask a wide range of aesthetic imperfections. This includes discoloration, worn teeth, chips, mild misalignment, and gaps. However, getting veneers is a multi-step process, so you won’t see the permanent results overnight. Instead, you will need to spend some time wearing temporary veneers. Continue reading to learn more about temporary veneers so you know what you can expect.

Veneers can fix a wide array of aesthetic issues and leave you with a more uniform smile. That’s why they have become so popular among celebrities and others who want to enhance the beauty of their pearly whites. Veneers can eliminate discoloration, chips, gaps, and many more cosmetic flaws, but are they able to correct misalignment? Continue reading to find out if this could be the solution you’ve been hoping for!

Other than an occasional issue, your dentures have served your smile well in recent years. At the same time, you’ve been paying attention to potential alternatives and are becoming progressively more interested in an upgrade. Dental implants and the significant positive impact they can have on your quality of life are hard to pass up. Before you transition from dentures in Panama City, keep reading for some information from your implant dentist that will help you prepare.

A dental implant is the most reliable method of replacing a lost tooth. With over a 95% success rate, they are proven to last for decades with the right maintenance; however, implant failure can occur, such as from improper osseointegration or an infection. While some dental implants can be restored, others may have to be taken out. Removing a failed implant doesn’t mean you have to live with an incomplete smile again. Here’s what you need to know when overcoming issues with your dental implant.

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If you have had one or more teeth bonded in the past, you know this procedure is a great solution for chipped or otherwise imperfect pearly whites. After some time passes, though, you may find yourself dreaming about teeth whitening due to the fact that the bonding material absorbs the colors of what you eat and drink over time. The good news is that it is possible to whiten bonded teeth, but the process is not as easy as brightening your natural teeth. Keep reading to learn how it works – and how you can reverse the clock on those cups of coffee or red wine. 

Do you still have fillings made out of metal amalgam? Dentists generally prefer to use composite resin to repair cavities and minor dental damage nowadays, but some older patients still have amalgam fillings composed of silver, tin, copper, and mercury. While such fillings are highly effective for replacing lost enamel and stopping further tooth decay, recent studies indicate that they can have a negative impact on your overall health, especially if you have a lot of them. Read on to learn why it may be in your best interest to replace metal fillings as soon as you can.

Halloween will be here soon! This means that you will be able to dust off your favorite costume and buy the sweets that you’re craving in bulk. You know that it isn’t the best thing for your oral health, but eating candy is part of the season! It is hard to say “no.” Fortunately, we have five tips to help you keep your smile in excellent oral health while you still enjoy everything the spooky season has to offer. Continue reading to learn what they are!

Has your smile been looking somewhat dull recently? Fortunately, there’s a simple way that you can brighten up your pearly whites to improve the appearance of your teeth: professional teeth whitening. However, it is crucial that you have excellent oral health before you can opt for this cosmetic dental treatment. Whitening your teeth with cavities can lead to serious dental problems. Continue reading to learn about potential risks and why you should always see your dentist for teeth whitening.

Did you know that more than 35 million Americans are missing all of their teeth? So, if you are missing several teeth or an entire arch, you’re certainly not alone. Whether it’s from gum disease, teeth grinding, or something in between, the gaps in your smile don’t have to be permanent thanks to modern dentures! If you are using this tried-and-true restorative dentistry option to address advanced tooth loss, keep reading for five signs it’s time to have them replaced.