Cosmetic Dentistry
Design a Smile That Complements You
Design a smile that brings you joy. Every day, your smile plays a key role in how you interact with the world and how the world interacts with you. Your smile helps you express a wide range of emotions to the people around you, and in doing so, it also helps shape the way people…
continue reading blog 6 Most Popular Cosmetic Procedures
Cosmetic Dentistry Procedures to Get the Smile of Your Dreams Cosmetic dentistry can do wonders for anyone wanting to change their smile. See that chip on your lower incisor? Bonding or a porcelain crown can fix it. What about the multiple missing teeth in the upper left quadrant? Dr. Sexton can place a porcelain bridge…
continue reading blog Should I Get Veneers or Bonding?
Initially, veneers and bonding can seem very similar. Both are cosmetic procedures involving the placement of a special material over the surface of your teeth to change their appearance in terms of shape, color, and size. But there are a few characteristics that set them apart from one another.
continue reading blog 10 Things You Didn’t Know About Getting Crowns
Getting dental implants and getting crowns go hand in hand. After the post is placed in the jaw where the root of the tooth once resided, and the abutment is placed onto the post, the dental implant is ready for the final step: the dental crown.
continue reading blog 6 Common Myths About Professional Teeth Whitening
There are many misconceptions about professional whitening treatments. Whitening treatments are becoming increasingly popular among patients as more products pop up on the market. Once considered an exclusive treatment reserved solely for the rich and famous, teeth whitening is actually a simple and affordable treatment available at most dental offices. Not everyone is aware of…
continue reading blog How Is Our Whitening Different from At-home Teeth Whitening?
Professional vs. At-home Teeth Whitening What gives our teeth that pearly-white color? And what do we mean by whitening teeth? You’ve probably heard of the outermost layer of your teeth referred to as your enamel. This layer is made up of minerals and is actually the hardest part of your body. Enamel can be a…
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