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Check out this short article to learn everything you need to know about dental implants, how long they last, and how to take care of them.

Can you get dental implants with gum disease? Let's explore this topic further.

Keep reading this short article to learn when you might need an emergency wisdom tooth extraction.

Botox is great at rejuvenating your face and making fine lines disappear. But did you know it’s also used to treat headaches and TMJ? Check out this short blog post to find out more about how it works.

While they may feel and look more natural, wearing dentures for too long can harm your health. Dentures should be taken out frequently, especially at night, and cleaned daily.

Veneers are one of the most popular types of dental cosmetic procedures. But are they permanent? Find out more here.

Here are some do's and don'ts that you should follow after a root canal treatment to speed up healing. 

If you are opting for teeth whitening, you may wonder how long the effects of the treatment will last and what you can do to prolong it. Here's what you need to know.

Here are some of the most common cosmetic dental problems that we can help you solve. 

After your Invisalign treatment, it’s understandable you may be looking forward to an aligner-free future. However, even if you finish your Invisalign treatment, you will still need to wear a retainer to make sure your new smile lasts.

A root canal is a type of dental procedure performed to treat a badly infected tooth. But what are the signs that you may need a root canal? Find out more here.

Dental implants are a convenient, flexible, and high-quality tooth restoration that can transform your smile and prevent bone loss. Read on to learn what you can eat while you recover from dental implant surgery.

Here we list 4 common signs that you may need your wisdom teeth extracted.

Proper oral hygiene is an essential part of the cavity “reversing” process as it can help the teeth restore their minerals and stop the decay.

It can take between 4-6 months for a dental implant to fully heal, and during this time it’s important to keep up with your oral hygiene to ensure it heals properly.