Do you want to change something about your smile? If so, you are not alone! A recent study by OnePoll discovered that almost 70% of Americans wish they could change something about their teeth. The good news is a smile makeover can fix or cover a range of dental imperfections! Whether you have stained, missing, chipped, misaligned, or gapped teeth, your cosmetic dentist can help you achieve the smile of your dreams. As you go to your consultation, here are five questions to get you started on the journey to your dental makeover.

Wisdom tooth extraction is one of the most common dental procedures. For many patients, this procedure sets them up for a lifetime of fewer smile issues. However, it is important to follow your doctor’s aftercare instructions to ensure a smooth recovery. One challenge that many patients face after wisdom tooth extractions is eating and drinking without impeding the healing process. Here are some tips on how to manage your diet while you heal.

Dentistry is so chock full of useful, interesting procedures that there are some you may not have even heard of.  If your dentist recently told you that you’d need crown lengthening, you might wonder what that could mean, or what it would entail. If you’re curious, here’s a guide that can tell you what you need to know.

Just about everyone has something that they’d like to fix about their smile, whether it’s chips, cracks, or discoloration. Fortunately, modern dentistry is incredibly advanced, meaning that a good cosmetic dentist can help you with just about any problem you might have.

However, cosmetic dentistry involves quite a few techniques that may not be familiar to you if you’ve mostly gotten restorative treatment in the past. It may even be a challenge to find someone whom you can trust to perform these treatments. If you want to know how you can find a cosmetic dentist, here’s a guide that may be able to help you.

Getting a traditional dental crown could take up to weeks because they’re crafted off-site at a high-tech laboratory. For many patients, this process requires taking time off work and tailoring their schedule to their dental needs, and that’s not always doable. Fortunately, a new, more streamlined and efficient alternative to this process has emerged thanks to the development of cutting-edge dental technology, called CEREC. It stands for Chairside Economical Restoration of Esthetic Ceramics, and it allows your dentist to complete the entire dental crown process in a single appointment, but you’re probably wondering just how long this visit will take!