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• Three Common Foods That Can Contribute To Clean, Healthy Teeth

  6 January 2016

  Keeping your teeth clean and healthy can benefit from a multifaceted approach. It's important to visit the dentist once or twice per year to have your teeth cleaned, and it's also imperative to engage in healthy oral hygiene habits at home that consist of brushing your teeth frequently and using dental floss and mouthwash. Beyond these crucial methods, there are other ways to keep your teeth clean and healthy. Your diet plays an important role in your overall oral health -- just as some foods can be problematic for your teeth, others can contribute to clean, healthy teeth.

• Learn Some Reasons For Teeth Sensitivity

  17 December 2015

  There may be many reasons why your teeth hurt when you drink something that's very cold. Some of these reasons may have to do with dental conditions that your dentist can help treat you for. However, there can also be other reasons that you won't be able to have fixed with a visit to your dentist. While you do want to go in for an exam to rule out dental issues, you should still be aware of some of the other possibilities.

• Will Red Wine Stain Your Porcelain Veneers?

  29 November 2015

  The holidays are here! This is a time when many people spend time with friends and family, eating good food and drinking good wine. If you have porcelain veneers, you may be wondering whether or not the red wine you'll be drinking at your holiday celebrations could stain your veneers. Knowing the answer to these frequently asked questions about veneers, red wine and teeth stains can impact the way you care for your teeth.

• 3 Ways Dentists Use Dental Implants

  10 November 2015

  Dental implants are used to replace missing teeth. An implant differs from other types of restorative dental prosthetic devices because they actually integrate with your jawbone.  There are three basic components of a complete dental implant. The first component is the screw. The implant screw, which is made of a nonreactive metal like titanium, is surgically inserted into the jawbone. It replaces the root of the lost tooth and actually fuses with the jawbone over time through a process called osseointegration.

• Are Subperiosteal Dental Implants The Best Choice For Weak Jawbones?

  21 October 2015

  Dental implants are one of the more popular dental replacement options available from a cosmetic dentist. Implants feel similar to natural teeth when chewing due to a sturdy metal root that is implanted and fused into the jawbone. The root placement method requires strong dense jawbone for the proper healing to take place to ensure root security. If you have a weak jawbone, you might think your only option is to receive a bone graft ahead of the implant.