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Category: Dental Bonding

Dental Bonding or Porcelain Veneers, Which Should I Choose?

You may be considering composite or porcelain veneers for one or more reasons, as these cosmetic dental treatments can improve your smile in many ways. Dental bonding, otherwise known as composite veneers and their porcelain counterparts, provide dramatic results and can easily transform a smile from fair to fabulous in as little as one day.  […]

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How Does Dental Bonding Differ From Dental Fillings?

Genetics, dietary habits, and facial trauma can cause your teeth to become stained, broken, or chipped. While not all of these issues affect the functionality of your teeth, they can harm your smile’s appearance. Even if you haven’t sustained any damage to your teeth, you may still be unsatisfied with their appearance. Disproportionate tooth length […]

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Filling the Gaps: Veneers, Implants and Dental Bonding

Repairing broken, damaged teeth is at the heart of modern dentistry, allowing millions of people to have the smiles they want. Damaged teeth can be incredibly detrimental to our self-image. Teeth that are stained or starting to yellow work to prematurely age us and create an overall less attractive appearance. Repairing damaged teeth is typically […]

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How to Strengthen Your Teeth

Even though tooth enamel is the hardest substance in the body, it can demineralize over time. Demineralization weakens the enamel and can lead to cavities, chips in the teeth, and tooth sensitivity. Once tooth enamel has worn away, it will not grow back, leading to more pain and cavities. The best way to deal with […]

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3 Ways to Fix A Chipped Tooth

The majority of people will chip a tooth at some point in their lifetime. Constant wear in a particular spot can weaken enamel until it breaks off. You might also bite down on hard food or be involved in an accident that chips and breaks your teeth. Whatever the cause, there are a few options […]

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The Top 3 Oral Health Problems and How To Prevent Them

A recent survey by The Health Policy Institute, a research division of the American Dental Association, found that the top three oral health problems facing Americans today are dry mouth, difficulty biting and chewing, and pain. Dry Mouth Of the 15,000 survey respondents across all states, the top issue was dry mouth (also called xerostomia), […]

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Why Are My Teeth So Sensitive?

Do you find yourself taking a sip of hot coffee or eating ice cream and clenching your teeth in pain? Ouch! Why do some people have teeth that are more sensitive than others? Having sensitive teeth can make it difficult to eat and exercise normal hygiene habits. The wearing down of teeth and tooth enamel […]

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​What Is Dental Bonding?

Everyone wants to have a dazzling, bright smile, but damaged or deformed teeth can prevent your smile from displaying its full potential. Even worse is that these teeth issues may keep you from smiling so as not to reveal the unpleasant appearance of your teeth to the world. For patients who would like to improve […]

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How to Make Your Kiss Count this Valentine’s Day

Whether you’ve been on just a few dates or you’ve been married to your sweetheart for years, Valentine’s Day has granted us all the moral obligation to step up our romantic game. Come February 14th, men everywhere are frantically buying flowers, chocolates, jewelry, or booking last-minute dinner reservations – all to impress that special lady […]

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What Dental Work Can Be Undone?

While permanent dental treatments can definitely be a positive thing, many people are intimidated by the idea that their procedure cannot be reversed if they are unhappy with the result. Especially when the treatment is for cosmetic purposes only, the patient should do their homework and understand what they can expect with the procedure. Choosing […]

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