Cosmetic

At-Home Teeth Whitening: Effective Options for a Brighter Smile

Millions of people dream of achieving brighter, whiter smiles. While professional whitening treatments offer impressive results, many prefer the convenience and affordability of at-home options. As dental professionals, we understand the appeal of whitening your teeth in the comfort of your home — but knowing which methods work and how to use them safely is vital. Read on to learn about safe, effective at-home treatments for a whiter smile.

Oral Surgery

Sinus Lift Surgery: Making Dental Implants Possible

Successful dental implant placement requires patients to have adequate bone volume and density. However, many people with missing upper back teeth lack sufficient bone due to maxillary sinus expansion or bone loss following tooth extraction. A sinus lift addresses this challenge, creating space for successful implant placement.

Cosmetic

The Ultimate Guide to Sliding Genioplasty for Chin Enhancement

Chin shape and proportion play significant roles in facial harmony and balance. If you are unhappy with your chin’s appearance, sliding genioplasty is a surgical solution that provides dramatic improvement. This advanced procedure reshapes the chin by precisely cutting and repositioning the bone, providing a natural-looking result that enhances overall facial aesthetics. As dental professionals, we are here to help you determine whether this procedure could be right for you.

Cosmetic

Do Natural Teeth Whitening Remedies Really Work?

The quest for a brighter smile has inspired countless natural whitening trends. From oil pulling to activated charcoal, banana peels to baking soda, these DIY solutions promise dramatic results without the cost of professional treatment. But can these natural methods truly deliver the dazzling smile you want?

Dental Services

What Happens During a Teeth Cleaning?

Maintaining good oral hygiene for a healthy mouth and beautiful smile means visiting your dentist twice annually for a cleaning or more depending on the conditions of teeth and gums. For various reasons, ranging from lack of time to lack of insurance, some individuals never quite get into the routine of regular dental cleanings. Once they’re in a position to take control of their oral health, they often wonder, “What happens during a teeth cleaning?” This is also the question often asked of children when they’re about to see a dentist for the first time.