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Sealants are one more tool your dentist can use to help your child avoid cavities in the future. But does your child really need them? Yes! Here’s why.

Night guard: Is it a home security system or a nighttime version of a popular deodorant? Neither! It’s a dental device that can help correct a couple of serious dental issues, so you can enjoy better oral health. Here’s how to tell if you need one.

Losing a crown or filling can be upsetting, but the good news is, it can be fixed. The key is to correct it right away, before tooth damage gets worse. Here’s what you should do if your crown or filling falls out.

You’ve heard of crowns and veneers. But inlays and onlays? They may not be as well known, but these state-of-the-art restorations can improve your oral health as well as your smile aesthetics. Here’s what they are and how they’re used.

Millions of people lose teeth to accidents and traumatic injuries each year. The good news: Many knocked-out teeth can be replanted — as long as you follow some pretty simple tips. Here’s what to do if you lose a tooth.

Yellow teeth can happen to anyone. The good news: Both in-office and at-home whitening treatments can lift away stains and give you a beautiful, dazzling smile. Here’s how our treatments can help transform your smile.

If you’re missing teeth, dentures can help restore your bite and your self-confidence. The question is: How can you tell if you need full dentures or partial dentures? Here’s the answer.

Dental implants can make your smile look great — but that’s just one of their benefits. There are plenty of other reasons to consider implants as part of your complete dental plan. Here are five non-cosmetic benefits you might not have thought of.

Deep dental cleanings aren’t the usual cleanings you get twice a year at your dentist’s office. Learn what they are and why you may need one to keep your mouth and gums healthy in this blog post.

Braces have long been the gold standard for straightening teeth, and helping improve overall dental health. But if you’re looking for a less noticeable alternative to standard braces, Invisalign might be the choice for you.