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Since their invention, dental implants have unlocked great, new possibilities for many people who have lost their teeth. With a reputation for being the only permanent and longest-lasting tooth replacement method, dental implants have completely changed how complete,...

By the time you notice that your gums have receded—often making your teeth appear longer and your smile “toothy”—the damage has already been done. Gum recession is a gradual and irreversible process, meaning receded gum tissue can’t grow back.  It happens due to gum...

Missing teeth can greatly impact your smile, ability to eat and talk, and your self-esteem. Whether you have one or several missing teeth, it can be difficult to feel confident and regain normal dental functions. But the good news is, you don’t have to live with...

Since their invention, dental implants have been one of the most popular and effective tooth replacement options. If you lost a tooth to decay, an accident, or illness, you now have a much more stable and longer-lasting restoration option than dentures and bridges....

If you’ve been brushing aggressively, or not brushing enough to the point of plaque build-up and gum disease, as well as if you smoke or have certain genetic factors, these may cause your gums to recede over time. And while it’s not easily noticeable, gum recession is...

A full, dazzling smile is anyone’s best accessory. It’s also proof that your teeth and gums are strong and healthy. But if your smile is less than bright, complete, and healthy, it’s easy to feel self-conscious and experience difficulties with basic dental function....

Feeling a sharp pain in your teeth from hot and cold food or drink? Do your teeth suddenly look bigger, giving you a “toothy” smile? These are telltale signs of gum recession. Typically, gums that have receded cannot grow back on their own. But that doesn’t mean they...

Today, losing one or several teeth—whether due to severe tooth decay, disease, accidents, or the natural process of aging—no longer means you won’t smile again. Thanks to dental implants, periodontists can help you regain your strong and healthy smile, with a full set...

Dental implants are renowned for offering the best quality of life. Now, having one or several missing teeth no longer has to result in a lifetime of reduced oral function. With implants fused directly with the jawbone and anchoring replacement teeth, you can eat,...

Do you feel a sharp pain in your teeth when you drink hold or cold beverages? Is your smile looking bigger over time—a lot more “toothy” than before? These are just some of the most common signs of gum recession. Not a lot of people are aware that their gums have...

When most people think of dental care—like filling a cavity or treating a toothache—their first stop is always the dentist. But when dental concerns are much more complicated and involve the gums, jawbone, and tissues that support the teeth, they require a specialist:...