The end of the year is fast approaching. Have you made the most of your dental benefits? If you have any benefits remaining, there’s still time to use them before you lose them!
From cleanings to cavity fillings, or even getting started on more complicated dental work, we can help you maximize the dental care you are still eligible to receive based on your coverage.
Don’t wait until it’s too late—call us today at 301-330-8787 to schedule your appointment before the holidays are here!
No one thinks a dental emergency will happen to them, but the truth is, you or a family member will likely experience one at some point in your life. Whether it’s a knocked-out tooth, a severe toothache, or a broken dental restoration, knowing what to do and who to call is essential.
In this step-by-step guide to dental emergencies, you’ll learn what to do when an emergency strikes.
There are many dental emergencies, so understanding the signs and knowing what to do is crucial to saving your tooth and restoring your oral health.
Here are some common dental emergencies and what ...
When you go to the dentist for a routine exam and cleaning, you hope you don’t have any dental issues that need to be addressed. Unfortunately, even with good oral hygiene, you may find yourself in need of a dental crown or bridge.
If that’s the case, you’re liable to have some questions. So, keep reading to learn how dental crowns and bridges can provide a strong foundation and give you a beautiful, complete smile.
A dental crown is a cap that covers your entire tooth and is used if you have deep tooth decay, a broken or worn tooth, after
For the fortunate few, a gleaming and symmetrical smile comes naturally. Meanwhile, The rest of us must seek assistance to boost our smile wattage. Among these cosmetic solutions is a non-invasive path to the smiles we want: porcelain veneers.
Veneers are thin, custom-made overlays, usually made of porcelain, that are bonded to the fronts of stained, discolored, or misshapen teeth to enhance their appearance. While veneers significantly upgrade the appearance of a person's smile, they are merely cosmetic. Thus, any underlying oral health issues like tooth decay or gum disease should be treated before veneers are placed.
Veneers offer an effective and ...