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If your jawbone isn’t strong enough to support a dental implant, your dentist may recommend bone grafting. This minor procedure can help keep an implant from failing.

Advances in dental technology and materials make today’s dentures more comfortable and natural-looking than ever. With several styles to choose from, we can customize your dentures to fit your unique smile requirements. Learn more!

Have you always dreamed of a straight, pearly white smile? Click here to find out how veneers can mask teeth imperfections and give you a smile to love.

Teeth whitening treatments are a well-known cosmetic dentistry service, but it’s not the only one. If you’re wondering how cosmetic dentistry can help you, keep reading. Here, we share the top six dental problems that cosmetic dentistry can correct.

It’s said that you’re never fully dressed without a smile, but if your teeth are discolored, it can be hard to smile at all. That’s where our experts come in. Take a closer look at why your teeth are yellow and how we can help.

Having a bright, white smile can be a confidence booster, but the things you eat and drink every day might be holding you back from reaching your smile goals. Check out the foods and drinks you should avoid if you want a whiter smile.

If you have some missing teeth but aren’t quite ready to commit to dental implants, dentures are, and always have been, a great solution. Learn how they’ve improved over the years and how to adjust to your new smile.

They say you’re never fully dressed without a smile; we agree. But we think that a smile should support your dental and overall health and look great at the same time. Here’s a closer look at all the benefits of cosmetic dentistry.

Brushing your teeth is so simple a child can do it, so why are you having so much trouble getting your teeth totally clean? We’re here to show you exactly what you’re doing wrong when it comes to oral hygiene and how to fix it.

If you’re missing a tooth, you might be considering a dental implant. But is the invasive procedure really necessary? Here’s how to know if you need a dental implant.

If you’re considering dentures, you’ll want to know the difference between regular and implant-supported dentures. Here’s information to help you decide if you’d prefer the implant-supported type.

Dentures aren’t new, but they’ve come a long way in a few thousand years, and modern dentures are more attractive than their ancestors. We offer implant-supported dentures for the most secure, functional, and natural-looking teeth replacements.

Are you tired of your dentures slipping when you talk or eat? Here’s how implant-retained dentures can solve that problem.

A great smile is one of the first things someone notices about you. If you have missing teeth, dental implants can change your damaged, ho-hum smile into a Hollywood stunner. Here’s how implant crowns work.

Dentures, like anything worthwhile, take some getting used to. Here are tips for adjusting to your dentures and your new, beautiful new smile.

Does your jaw click and cause you pain and tenderness? You may have a temporomandibular (TMJ) disorder. Here are 4 signs you have TMJ.

Many people have their wisdom teeth extracted early in life, but not all wisdom teeth need to come out. When is it wise to remove those molars?

A smile says a lot about you, long before you speak a word. To ensure that you’re sending the right message, explore how veneers can help cover up many dental flaws — quickly and easily.

You know that Invisalign is a great alternative to metal braces. But here are some things that you probably don’t know about this invisible aligner system.

Dental implants are, by far, the best option for replacing missing teeth. It’s not a one-visit solution for perfecting your smile, but the results are worth the effort. And we can help speed the healing process with platelet-rich fibrin therapy.

Are you missing teeth that make smiling and eating an embarrassment? Missing teeth don’t just look bad; they’re also bad for your health. Luckily, there’s no better choice for replacing your missing teeth than dental implants. Here’s why.