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Having one or more missing teeth can interfere with the look of your smile, as well as your daily routine.

As you may know, your overall health can affect your oral health and vice versa. One example of  this that

Few of us are born with “just off the runway” smiles. Many of us go through life dealing with issues

No one wants to run around with a gap-toothed smile, at least not after elementary school. Yet the American College of

Having a crooked smile can deeply affect your self-confidence, how you see yourself, and frankly, how the world sees you.

About half of all adults in the U.S. have periodontal disease (also called gum disease), according to data from the CDC,

Having a beautiful smile is important for your overall appearance, and it can do a lot for your self-confidence too.

If you’d love to have a straighter smile you can feel confident about, Invisalign® may be just what the doctor

When you’re missing a full lower, upper, or both jaws of teeth, the fastest and easiest replacement system is traditional

Having multiple problems affecting your teeth can feel overwhelming and can negatively impact your self-esteem and quality of life. Enter

Periodontal disease, or gum disease, has different stages. Gingivitis is the first stage of gum disease, and the good news

If you’re finding it hard to chew because of missing teeth, you might be considering getting a denture. But did

Veneers are great permanent covers for teeth that may be broken, weakened, or discolored. They also provide excellent cosmetic and

Invisalign® is an attractive option for straightening your teeth. You ditch the traditional metal braces for a set of clear, plastic

Whether you’re talking, eating, or smiling for a photo, having a set of teeth that functions well is important to

For a long time, people who lost teeth as a result of gum disease or trauma had only two replacement

When you look in the mirror each day and see missing teeth and a smile that you’re not very happy

Tooth loss is a fact of life for millions of people. About 120 million Americans are missing at least one