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Getting porcelain veneers is an excellent way to restore your smile and conceal imperfections if you have chipped, discolored, or misaligned teeth, but it's not uncommon for patients to experience some mild discomfort in the days or weeks following the procedure. Experienci...
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Jun
Professional dental implants can change your whole life, but they do come at a significant cost. If you have missing or decaying teeth and you're concerned about how to pay for implants, it’s important to know that options are available. It’s important to unders...
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Jun
One of the most common questions we get from our patients about porcelain veneers is: Do teeth rot under veneers? The quick and simple answer is: No. Under normal circumstances, teeth should not rot under veneers. As long as your veneers are properly applied and maintained, your...
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Jun
Over 47% of adults over 30 are living with some form of periodontal disease (also known as gum disease), and some are turning to a novel treatment option: cannabidiol (CBD). CBD is a non-psychoactive compound found in the cannabis plant, and it's being researched as a poten...
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Jun
Dental veneers are one of the most popular cosmetic procedures but they are not always perfect, especially when performed by inexperienced dentists. Veneers are the most natural-looking and longest-lasting dental restorations available. They can last 15 years or longer with prope...
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Jun
If you're thinking of undergoing a cosmetic dental procedure, there’s one hurdle that may be standing in your way: the cost. Health insurance, and in fact most dental insurance, will not pay for elective cosmetic procedures, so patients are required to seek out...
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Jun
Veneers are designed to be tough, but they're not indestructible. Like any type of dental restoration (or like natural teeth, for that matter), veneers can chip and break. The likelihood of a break depends on the type of veneers you have. Porcelain veneers can last 15 to 20...
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Jun
You may have heard the term “Zoom Dysmorphia” mentioned on the Today Show and in other media recently. It's becoming a real issue. As more professionals and students spend their days in video conference calls to avoid the COVID scourge, they’re forced...
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Jun
Do you know the difference between crowns and veneers? The main difference between crowns vs veneers is that crowns secure structurally damaged teeth while veneers are strictly cosmetic. If your teeth are discolored or have experienced some structural damage, you might want to fa...
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If you've given any thought to getting dental veneers, you may have heard that your teeth need to be filed (or shaved down) as part of the procedure. This is understandably a source of apprehension for many patients, but the process isn’t nearly as scary as it sounds...
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