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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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Signs That Your Dental Crowns Need Replacing
29 September 2022

Dental crowns have incredible longevity, but you'l …

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Hidden Benefits Of Teeth Whitening
25 August 2022

Having a pearly white set of teeth is everyone's d …

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Tips To Prevent Dental Implant Complications
27 July 2022

Dental implant surgery is one of the best ways to …

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How To Tell If You Need Emergency Dental Services
17 June 2022

Regular trips to the dentist are important for pro …

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3 Elements That Impact Dental Implant Success
9 May 2022

Dental implants are a good choice for patients who …

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Advances in Dental Research and Technology Are Fascinating

Signs That Your Dental Crowns Need Replacing

29 September 2022
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Dental crowns have incredible longevity, but you'll need to change them after a couple of years. There are different reasons for wishing to replace your dental crowns. So, if you spot any of these signs or problems with your crowns, don't hesitate to replace them. Receding Gums You should never ignore a receding gum line as it may indicate serious problems with your gums. Maybe the gum is sick, or you have an ill-fitting crown. Read More 

Hidden Benefits Of Teeth Whitening

25 August 2022
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Having a pearly white set of teeth is everyone's dream. Unfortunately, not every person is blessed with white teeth. Sometimes you'll have to undergo some procedures to whiten your teeth. Here are some hidden advantages of teeth whitening procedures. Great Social Interactions  The nature of your teeth can greatly affect your social interactions. That explains why some people with stained teeth don't love interacting with people. They tend to keep to themselves and minimize interactions. Read More 

Tips To Prevent Dental Implant Complications

27 July 2022
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Dental implant surgery is one of the best ways to replace a missing or damaged tooth. The treatment also has high success rates. However, the risk of dental implant complications is not zero. The complications can prolong your healing or cause implant failure. Below are some tips to help you avoid such complications.  Follow Your Dentist's Instructions Your dentist will instruct you on how to care for your dental implant. For example, the dentist may advise you to avoid certain foods on the days following your implant surgery. Read More 

How To Tell If You Need Emergency Dental Services

17 June 2022
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Regular trips to the dentist are important for protecting your health and smile. Despite your best efforts to stay ahead of problems, things can happen that call for emergency dental care. If you're not sure whether your situation demands emergency dental services, you can tell by checking for these 5 signs. Loose Teeth Teeth simply should always be seated well in their sockets. If a tooth is loose for any reason, that's bad. Read More 

3 Elements That Impact Dental Implant Success

9 May 2022
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Dental implants are a good choice for patients who suffer from one or more missing teeth and desire a better quality of life. Implants act as natural teeth and allow you to eat, chew, speak, and smile normally. Dental implants can last for many years, but a few factors can affect the outcome of your implant procedure. Read on to learn more about these three elements that impact dental implant success. Read More