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If your smile isn’t perfect, you don’t feel your best. Teeth that are stained, uneven, or causing you pain could indicate a deeper problem. With a professionally-made and fitted crown, you could go back to enjoying your life quickly.

You may think that having your teeth straightened is purely a cosmetic procedure, but in fact, misaligned teeth can lead to serious oral health problems. If you’re considering having your teeth straightened, learn just how much more it may help you.

Chances are, if your tooth gets knocked out, you’d want it back right away. But just in case you think a missing tooth isn’t a big deal and you don’t need a replacement, we’re here to say you should ditch that thought right now.

Veneers are a popular cosmetic dental procedure that can give you a whiter, straighter smile. But did you know the reasons for considering veneers go beyond looks? Find out how veneers can strengthen your teeth and protect against decay.

Compared with traditional metal braces, Invisalign® clear aligners are almost maintenance-free. But if you want to keep them looking and functioning their best, there are a few tips you should follow.

You got dentures to make things a little easier, but you’re having difficulty eating and speaking after getting them. Read on to learn more about how you can make your transition to dentures smoother.

Is your frequent snoring and gasping for air during the night worrying you? The bigger question: Should it worry you? Learn more about sleep apnea and what can be done about it, and find out whether you’re at risk for developing it.

If you have a crossbite, you may wonder if you really need to get it treated. In a word, yes. Take a moment to learn the many ways an untreated crossbite can cause more serious dental issues over time.

If you’re missing one or more natural teeth, you may be a great candidate for dental implants. Durable implants restore oral health and make it easier to chew food, without pain or inconvenience. Learn more about the benefits of dental implants.

Humans have evolved to the point where wisdom teeth, a third set of molars at the back of the mouth, often have no room to settle normally. When these need extraction, the patient is usually in their late teens or early 20s.