Tooth decay. It happens even to the greatest brushers and flossers. If you have a cavity or have been told you need a filling, don’t panic. Dental fillings aren’t what they used to be. You may have gotten metal fillings in the past or seen them when...
Quick answer: The national average for a dental crown costs $500 – $2,000 – sometimes more. Prices vary based on the different types of crowns used and other factors. You may be wondering what the different types of dental crowns are. But first…...
If you’re missing one or more teeth, you already know how much it negatively impacts your quality of life. When you’re missing teeth, everyday activities are more challenging. You struggle to eat and chew your food properly. Your speech may be impaired....
One of the first things people notice about you is your smile. A great smile is a source of personal confidence, improved quality of life, and overall health. So what do you do if you don’t love your smile? How can you improve its appearance and feel confident...
The COVID-19 quarantine presents many unprecedented challenges to our daily lives. As you struggle to adapt to new routines, and maybe even care for sick loved ones or navigate job loss, your oral health is likely the last thing on your mind. The truth is, taking care...
If you’re missing one or more teeth and considering dental implants, you’re probably wondering: do dental implants work like real teeth? The quick answer: YES! Dental implants are the closest you can get to restoring your healthy, natural teeth. Implants...
Another year has flown by! The holidays are upon us and the end of the year looms ahead. Now is the time to make sure you’ve used all your dental coverage benefits for the current year before the New Year rolls around and your insurance resets. You may have many...
Trying to find a new dentist is always challenging. You want the best for your family, but what makes a dentist the best? Is it education? Experience? Those are important! But there are some other vital factors to consider also. Here are four factors to consider to...
Is flying after tooth extraction safe? It’s usually a good idea to rest for 24-48 hours after extraction, so talk to your dentist about your travel plans.
Are you having wisdom teeth problems? Or would you like to avoid future wisdom teeth problems? Read our blog to see if you need your wisdom teeth removed.
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