You’ve decided to give your smile a dramatic boost with our teeth whitening services. To ensure that your great results go the distance, there are a few steps you can take to keep your new pearly whites bright.
Jul 1st, 2021
You’ve decided to give your smile a dramatic boost with our teeth whitening services. To ensure that your great results go the distance, there are a few steps you can take to keep your new pearly whites bright.
You’ve decided to improve your smile with dental veneers and you’re thrilled with the results. To help you protect and prolong that dazzling new smile, here are a few tips for caring for your dental veneers.
It’s hard to underestimate the power of a great smile backed by straight, white teeth, which exudes vitality, confidence, and great health. Speaking of health, cosmetic dentistry has some advantages in this area, too.
Nearly half of adults over the age of 30 have some form of gum disease. Catching gum disease in its earliest stage — gingivitis — can mean the difference between preserving your teeth or losing them to periodontitis.
If you’re missing one or more teeth, you need to find a replacement option that functions well and looks great, which certainly describes dental bridges. Here are five benefits that will give you something to smile about.
Behind most great smiles are healthy teeth that excel in both form and function. Whether you’re struggling with chipped teeth, missing teeth, or yellowing teeth, we’ve got the tools you need to smile with confidence.
One of the best ways to handle a health issue is to avoid it in the first place, which is certainly true when it comes to your dental health. Here’s a look at three ways preventive dentistry answers the call.
When your adult teeth come in, they’re designed to last a lifetime. While dental hygiene can go a long way toward accomplishing this goal, why not go the extra mile with dental sealants? Here’s who can benefit from this extra layer of protection.
There has been some controversy surrounding fluoride for decades, even linking it to cancer. In the following, we explore what fluoride is, how it benefits your teeth, and whether there’s any cause for concern.
A whopping 91% of Americans over the age of 20 have cavities, leaving them to figure out the best solution when it comes to preserving their teeth. Two of the most effective options are tooth-colored fillings and dental crowns.
You’re vigilant about the daily care of your teeth, yet they’re still yellowing despite your best efforts. Here’s a look at why your teeth can become discolored and, more importantly, what we can do about it.
Dental crowns are true workhorses in the dental field as they protect, support, and replace damaged teeth. Now crowns are even more efficient as we can provide them in just one visit, rather than waiting for weeks.
Your smile is one of the first things people notice about you, so why not make it one that they’ll remember? With a smile makeover, we can turn your smile into one that exudes confidence, great health, and vitality. Here’s how.
Your adult teeth are designed to provide a lifetime of service. Unfortunately, life may have different plans, leaving you with a dental emergency that threatens your tooth, which is why the steps you take before you see us are so important.
In many respects, your mouth is the gateway to your body. As such, problems in this small area can have a widespread impact. And this is especially true with periodontal disease.
At our office we are proud to have three amazing doctors. Dr Au, Dr. Fazeli, and Dr. Yoshihara are experienced and skilled doctors that have your best interest at heart.
Since they were first used several decades ago, dental implants have become the “gold standard” for replacing missing teeth. Dental implants are preferred over alternative treatments like dental bridges and partial dentures because they have a number of...
If you have a dental bridge or you’re thinking about restoring one or more missing teeth with a bridge, you may be wondering what you should do if your bridge ever becomes loose. What does it mean, and do you need to see your dentist?