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Woman wondering how many veneers she needs.

Choosing the Right Number of Veneers for Your Smile

January 23, 2026

Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry, Veneers

If you have flaws in your teeth, you may be looking for ways to fix them. After exploring your options, veneers often stand out since they can correct a wide range of flaws at once. However, these are shells that are placed on individual teeth, so how many do you need in total for your unique case? Here’s a guide to the factors that influence this decision and how to determine the right number for you.

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Close-up of woman’s smile with beautiful white teeth.

5 Reasons to Get Your Teeth Professionally Whitened

December 2, 2025

Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry, Teeth Whitening

A bright smile is truly beautiful! Unfortunately, normal activities of life can easily stain teeth, whether you are a coffee drinker, like to indulge in the occasional glass of red wine, or simply enjoy a lot of pigmented foods. If your teeth are looking a little lackluster, it might be time to get them professionally whitened! This blog post delves into five reasons to consider visiting your dentist for this service.

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A toothbrush and turmeric powder.

Does Turmeric Really Whiten Teeth?

November 22, 2025

Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry, Teeth Whitening

If your teeth suffer from discoloration or stains that won’t budge with toothpaste alone, you may be wondering what you can do to get them whiter.  In fact, many patients have turned to DIY treatments using some very unconventional ingredients to achieve this very goal, including brushing with the spice turmeric. But does it work, and is it even safe for your smile? Here’s the lowdown on this dietary staple, and how it really affects your oral health!

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Man smiling after his cosmetic dental treatment

Repairing Grins: How Your Dentist Can Fix Your Smile

October 11, 2025

Categories: General Dentistry, Teeth Cleanings

Flaws in your teeth can be a source of self-consciousness. You might hesitate before laughing out loud or smiling at someone. You're not alone, as many people also desire perfect pearly whites. The good news is that your dentist is here to help! But just how do you fix your smile with them? There are many cosmetic treatments and restorative ones that are effective, so keep reading to learn all about popular choices.

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A person holding a glass of water and a glass of soda.

From Sodas to Sports Drinks: Popular Drinks That Can Affect Your Teeth

September 11, 2025

Categories: General Dentistry, Oral Health, Preventive Care

We all know the importance of brushing, flossing, and routine dental care, but believe it or not, what you’re drinking throughout the day can also play a huge role in your dental wellness. Many popular drinks may taste refreshing or provide you with the energizing jolt you need to conquer your day, but they can cause all kinds of issues for your teeth. The good news is that there are many tooth-friendly alternatives that can keep you smiling brightly! Here’s what you need to know.

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How Are My Oral Health and Mental Health Connected?

August 14, 2025

Categories: General Dentistry, Mental Health, Oral Health

Every aspect of your health intimately affects every other aspect, and your oral and mental wellbeing are connected in a variety of remarkable ways. By taking care of your teeth, gums and soft oral tissues, you can set your brain up for healthy functioning and help reduce issues like depression and anxiety. Here’s a brief guide to the relationship between oral and mental health and how you may be able to maximize both of them with your dentist’s help.

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How Can I Set Myself Up for a Smooth and Comfortable Dental Appointment?

August 8, 2025

Categories: General Dentistry, Preventive Care, Teeth Cleanings

The American Dental Association recommends having routine checkups with your oral health provider every six months. These appointments allow your dentist to carefully monitor your oral health, fix issues in their early stages, and advise you as to how you can take better care of your teeth at home. These visits also involve thorough oral cleanings to clear plaque and food debris from areas of the mouth that are too hard to reach with floss or a toothbrush. Here’s how excellent oral habits can set you up for a comfortable visit.

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Concerned woman looking at her gums in hand mirror

Why Do You Have a Bump on Your Gums? 7 Possible Explanations

July 17, 2025

Categories: General Dentistry, Gum Health

It is a wise practice to pay attention to your mouth and any changes that occur in your oral tissues. From time to time, you might experience unusual symptoms. For example, you could develop a bump on your gums! This issue might signal a dental emergency, or it could be relatively harmless. In this blog post, you will learn about some possible explanations for that bump.

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Can I Still Get Dental Implants if I Smoke?

June 18, 2025

Categories: Dental Implants, General Dentistry

Dental implants are simply the best way to replace missing teeth and restore your beautiful smile. But if you’re a smoker, you may have heard that this could be a roadblock to your treatment’s success. Here’s why if you use tobacco products and want dental implants, it’s important to quit as soon as possible.

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Man inserting a custom mouthguard before playing sports

4 Tips for Avoiding Dental Accidents, Mishaps, and Emergencies

June 10, 2025

Categories: Dental Emergency, General Dentistry

If you ever experience a dental emergency, it’s nice to know that your dentist will be ready to provide prompt treatment and quick pain relief. But you’d probably prefer to avoid them altogether if at all possible! Fortunately, your dentist can help with this too. These four dentist-approved preventative care tips will help you avoid dental accidents, mishaps, and emergencies.

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