Restorative Dentistry
Restorative Dentistry for Veterans: Addressing Long-Term Oral Health Issues
According to a National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES), approximately 42 percent of veteran responders had experienced gum problems or bone loss around their teeth and 56 percent reported having had tooth decay.1 Far...
What Should I Do if My Dental Bridge Comes Loose?
Dental bridges are designed to fill the empty spaces left behind by missing teeth. They often play an important role in helping patients regain a healthy bite and natural smile aesthetic after tooth loss. Dental...
How Can I Maintain My Smile Makeover Results?
A smile makeover can mean many things for each individual, from renewed confidence to restored dental function. Nevertheless, patients often have the same post-treatment question: How can I maintain my smile makeover results? Using the...
What Are My Full Arch Replacement Options?
Missing teeth can lead to a number of cosmetic and functional problems, including difficulty chewing, impaired speech, jawbone deterioration, and a loss of confidence when smiling. These concerns are often further amplified when a patient...
Why Are My Gums Bleeding?
Proper periodontal care is essential to your oral health—which, in turn, is essential to the well-being of your entire body. For this reason, any abnormalities in your gums should be noted and brought to the...
Dental Filling vs. Crown: Which is Right For Me?
When a tooth begins to decay, a cavity—a hole or hollow space within the tooth—can develop. Cavities are a fairly common occurrence in both children and adults, but it is important to get them treated...
What Are My Tooth Replacement Options?
Your smile can serve as a gateway to the world, but missing teeth can negatively impact your overall confidence. Gaps in your smile also pose a number of oral health risks, including potential bite misalignment...