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Advances in Dental Research and Technology Are Fascinating

I have always loved reading about the latest technology. It seems like every day there is a new product being invented that makes our lives easier or more fun! During a recent visit to my dentist, I noticed that the office was had brand-new pieces of equipment. I asked my dentist about them, and he was happy to explain what they were and how they worked to help him diagnose dental problems more quickly and accurately than ever. I went home to learn more about advances in dentistry, and I was shocked at some of the new dental discoveries they are making! I am excited to share what I am learning with others who find this stuff as fascinating as I do, so I decided to create a blog to share all of the latest dental news on along with dental health tips!

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Why Does It Take Longer To Get Dental Implants Than Other Replacement Methods?
4 May 2023

If you're looking into having one or more teeth re …

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Three Devices Used During Orthodontics Treatment
31 March 2023

When you think about orthodontics treatment, brace …

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The Top Restorative Dentistry Options: Dental Implants And More
23 February 2023

What are the top restorative dentistry procedures? …

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Are Acrylic Veneers Worth The Cost-Cutting Benefit?
16 January 2023

Many dentists offer porcelain veneers for your tee …

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Tooth Extraction Before Dental Implant: Will You Need A Temporary False Tooth?
7 December 2022

Dental implant treatment may involve the extractio …

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Advances in Dental Research and Technology Are Fascinating

Why Does It Take Longer To Get Dental Implants Than Other Replacement Methods?

4 May 2023
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

If you're looking into having one or more teeth replaced, chances are you've heard that dental implants are one of your options. However, you may have also discovered that dental implants can take more time to get fully set up in comparison to things like dentures and bridges. If you're wondering why this is and if it's still worth it to get dental implants, then here's what you should know. Read More 

Three Devices Used During Orthodontics Treatment

31 March 2023
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

When you think about orthodontics treatment, braces are one of the first things that come to mind. While these are one of the most popular orthodontic devices, your dentist can offer other options. The exact device your dentist uses varies based on your condition and the outcome they are trying to achieve. Here are a few appliances and tools they may use.   1. Spacers Many assume braces are the first and only step once you begin your orthodontic journey. Read More 

The Top Restorative Dentistry Options: Dental Implants And More

23 February 2023
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

What are the top restorative dentistry procedures? Whether you have missing teeth, cracks, chips, or another similar issue, dental implants and other restorative options can help. If you're not sure whether or not you need dental implants or which option is the best choice for your dental needs, take a look at the top questions about restorative dental providers and how they can help to change your smile. Are Restorative and General Dentistry the Same? Read More 

Are Acrylic Veneers Worth The Cost-Cutting Benefit?

16 January 2023
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Many dentists offer porcelain veneers for your teeth. Some will offer acrylic veneers, which will be less expensive. When it comes to dental veneers for your teeth, you get what you pay for. Although you may save money upfront with acrylic veneers, your choice may end up costing too much in other ways. Dental Veneers Veneers are shaped to your requirements, color-matched so they blend in with the rest of your teeth, and are then cemented onto the outward-facing surface of the tooth (or teeth) in question. Read More 

Tooth Extraction Before Dental Implant: Will You Need A Temporary False Tooth?

7 December 2022
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Dental implant treatment may involve the extraction of the tooth that is to be replaced. If, after a thorough assessment, it's determined that the tooth cannot be restored, extraction will be performed, and dental implant surgery scheduled. This is in your best interests, since the implant in your jaw and the prosthetic tooth attached to it will have the functionality and look of a natural tooth, and you'll want it in place as soon as possible. Read More