Restorative Dentistry

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

Waiting for a custom crown to be crafted at a dental laboratory can potentially take weeks, and requires patients to wear a temporary crown in the interim. For our patients who want to forego the...

After a permanent tooth or multiple teeth are extracted, jawbone loss in the area of the missing tooth or teeth can be a serious concern. In a healthy mouth, jawbone density is maintained by pressure...