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By following these tips, you’ll be well on your way to keeping your porcelain veneers looking fabulous for years. So you’ve finally decided to take the leap and invest in a gorgeous, confident smile with porcelain veneers. We understand why you made this decision – they can enhance your appearance in many ways and give …
Here are five important questions to ask before scheduling your wisdom teeth appointment. If your dentist has recommended you for wisdom tooth extraction, it’s natural to have some questions. After all, this is a major dental procedure that requires a significant investment of time and money on your part. To ensure the highest level of …
We understand the importance of maintaining good oral health and how it can impact your overall well-being, including snoring. You may already know that smoking, drinking too much alcohol, and sleeping in certain positions can contribute to snoring. But did you know that your oral health can also cause snoring? That’s right! Your oral health …
Many children born with a cleft lip or palate will have significant dental issues. If this is the case with your child, The Dental Anesthesia Center can help. They may have missing teeth, especially in the line of the cleft. They may also have misshapen or malformed or extra teeth. As a result, their teeth …
The dentist says you have a crossbite – what does that mean? It’s a common dental issue. While it won’t straighten out on its own, treatment options are available to correct it. A crossbite, sometimes called an underbite, is a form of malocclusion. It means your teeth don’t line up correctly when you close your …
Leaving an abscessed tooth untreated can lead to serious, even life-threatening conditions. An infected tooth can lead to an abscess. If left untreated, it can affect other parts of your body. What are the symptoms of a tooth infection? And what leads to it spreading to another part of your body? If you are worried …