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The phrase “root canal” brings fear to the heart of some of our bravest patients.
But at Smiles First Dental, we are here to tell you that this need not be so.
A root canal is usually a painless treatment and one that reduces pain and damage in an affected tooth.
Let’s take a look at the root canal, and why it can be such excellent treatment.
Continue Reading
Dental implants are durable and designed and constructed to last decades or even lifetimes – in fact, the very first ‘modern dental implant lasted a lifetime.
At Smiles First Dental, we are specialists in dental implants.
We have an experienced dental staff who can help you take advantage of this dental technology. Continue Reading
If you are missing a tooth, teeth, or even all your teeth, you may have looked around to see how they could be replaced. And in your search, you may have come across dental implants as one of the options. You may also have noticed that implants seem more expensive than other treatments, and wondered… Continue Reading
Lips and cheeks that have collapsed inward and appear sunken cause an aged appearance. These are some of the effects of losing some or all of your teeth. Your natural teeth, healthy and biological, serve as the framework of your face. Without them, nothing will support the soft tissues of your cheeks and lips or elongate you face for a youthful appearance.
In addition, in the areas where the teeth are knocked-out or extracted, the jawbone starts to deteriorate gradually. If the lost teeth are not replaced, the person can look older than their actual age. On a brighter note, there are plenty of treatment options to bring back your smile. Dental implants can address both issues on aesthetics and bone health. Continue Reading
There is no need for you to suffer the consequences of tooth loss. A one-day consultation with your dentist can make a difference for someone who’s troubled about having missing teeth.
Missing just one or more of your precious, natural teeth can affect your dental care and daily routine. From cleaning your teeth to eating the foods you like and showing your smile to others – these simple tasks can be made harder if your smile is not complete anymore.
The good news is there are a variety of dental procedures designed to address the issues of missing teeth effectively and successfully, thanks to modern dentistry.
The teeth play a very significant role in a person’s grooming. It can impact the quality of your life, be it in a positive way or a negative one. Thus, if you are experiencing any dental defect that is bothering you, then it’s a best idea to consult a specialist who performs restorative dentistry procedures.
Restorative dentistry is a familiar dental term, especially if you’ve been in a dental office and have your tooth treated before. The treatments are not also limited to elderly people who often suffer from missing teeth as it is generally for everyone, as long as you want to restore your teeth and improve the aesthetics of your smile, then you are a candidate for restorative dental work.
The phrase “root canal” brings fear to the heart of some of our bravest patients.
But at Smiles First Dental, we are here to tell you that this need not be so.
A root canal is usually a painless treatment and one that reduces pain and damage in an affected tooth.
Let’s take a look at the root canal, and why it can be such excellent treatment.
Continue Reading
Dental implants are durable and designed and constructed to last decades or even lifetimes – in fact, the very first ‘modern dental implant lasted a lifetime.
At Smiles First Dental, we are specialists in dental implants.
We have an experienced dental staff who can help you take advantage of this dental technology. Continue Reading
If you are missing a tooth, teeth, or even all your teeth, you may have looked around to see how they could be replaced. And in your search, you may have come across dental implants as one of the options. You may also have noticed that implants seem more expensive than other treatments, and wondered… Continue Reading
Lips and cheeks that have collapsed inward and appear sunken cause an aged appearance. These are some of the effects of losing some or all of your teeth. Your natural teeth, healthy and biological, serve as the framework of your face. Without them, nothing will support the soft tissues of your cheeks and lips or elongate you face for a youthful appearance.
In addition, in the areas where the teeth are knocked-out or extracted, the jawbone starts to deteriorate gradually. If the lost teeth are not replaced, the person can look older than their actual age. On a brighter note, there are plenty of treatment options to bring back your smile. Dental implants can address both issues on aesthetics and bone health. Continue Reading
There is no need for you to suffer the consequences of tooth loss. A one-day consultation with your dentist can make a difference for someone who’s troubled about having missing teeth.
Missing just one or more of your precious, natural teeth can affect your dental care and daily routine. From cleaning your teeth to eating the foods you like and showing your smile to others – these simple tasks can be made harder if your smile is not complete anymore.
The good news is there are a variety of dental procedures designed to address the issues of missing teeth effectively and successfully, thanks to modern dentistry.
The teeth play a very significant role in a person’s grooming. It can impact the quality of your life, be it in a positive way or a negative one. Thus, if you are experiencing any dental defect that is bothering you, then it’s a best idea to consult a specialist who performs restorative dentistry procedures.
Restorative dentistry is a familiar dental term, especially if you’ve been in a dental office and have your tooth treated before. The treatments are not also limited to elderly people who often suffer from missing teeth as it is generally for everyone, as long as you want to restore your teeth and improve the aesthetics of your smile, then you are a candidate for restorative dental work.