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Tooth Replacement - An Act of Prevention

Most people recognize the need to fill a cavity – cavities lead to infection, infection leads to root canals or tooth loss. Simple. But the importance of replacing lost teeth is often not realized – losing just one tooth can lead to losing more teeth. For many, especially for those on a tight budget, replacing teeth that can’t be seen is viewed as a vain extravagance, or just downright unnecessary. Yet, losing just one tooth can lead to bone loss…which can lead to more tooth loss. Replacing teeth with dental implants has substantial benefits. Even implant-supported dentures have an advantage over… More

Tooth Replacement – An Act of Prevention

Why Are Healthy Teeth So Important?

Most people recognize the need to fill a cavity – cavities lead to infection, infection leads to root canals or tooth loss. Simple. But the importance of replacing lost teeth is often not realized – losing just one tooth can lead to losing more teeth. For many, especially for those on a tight budget, replacing teeth that can’t be seen is viewed as a vain extravagance, or just downright unnecessary. Yet, losing just one tooth can lead to bone loss…which can lead to more tooth loss. Replacing teeth with dental implants has substantial benefits. Even implant-supported dentures have an advantage over… More

Why Are Healthy Teeth So Important?

How Decay Can Take Your Health Away

Most people recognize the need to fill a cavity – cavities lead to infection, infection leads to root canals or tooth loss. Simple. But the importance of replacing lost teeth is often not realized – losing just one tooth can lead to losing more teeth. For many, especially for those on a tight budget, replacing teeth that can’t be seen is viewed as a vain extravagance, or just downright unnecessary. Yet, losing just one tooth can lead to bone loss…which can lead to more tooth loss. Replacing teeth with dental implants has substantial benefits. Even implant-supported dentures have an advantage over… More

How Decay Can Take Your Health Away

It's OK to Be Needy and We Need You

Most people recognize the need to fill a cavity – cavities lead to infection, infection leads to root canals or tooth loss. Simple. But the importance of replacing lost teeth is often not realized – losing just one tooth can lead to losing more teeth. For many, especially for those on a tight budget, replacing teeth that can’t be seen is viewed as a vain extravagance, or just downright unnecessary. Yet, losing just one tooth can lead to bone loss…which can lead to more tooth loss. Replacing teeth with dental implants has substantial benefits. Even implant-supported dentures have an advantage over… More

It’s OK to Be Needy and We Need You

Do whitening products actually whiten your teeth?

Most people recognize the need to fill a cavity – cavities lead to infection, infection leads to root canals or tooth loss. Simple. But the importance of replacing lost teeth is often not realized – losing just one tooth can lead to losing more teeth. For many, especially for those on a tight budget, replacing teeth that can’t be seen is viewed as a vain extravagance, or just downright unnecessary. Yet, losing just one tooth can lead to bone loss…which can lead to more tooth loss. Replacing teeth with dental implants has substantial benefits. Even implant-supported dentures have an advantage over… More

Do whitening products actually whiten your teeth?

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