Cedar Walk Family and Cosmetic Dentistry Blog

When you’re exploring ways to improve your smile, veneers might be a great option to consider. What are veneers? Dental veneers are thin coverings or shells that are applied directly to the front surfaces of your teeth. Dentists use veneers for a wide range of cosmetic dental issues, such as stained teeth or chipped teeth. Although veneers can give your smile a boost, are they the right option for you? Keep the following information in mind while considering this option.

When chipped or stained teeth affect your smile, porcelain veneers can provide a solution. Veneers are thin coverings or shells that are applied to your teeth in order to improve their appearance. Veneers can hide discolorations or stains on your teeth or make crooked teeth appear straight. Veneers can also be used when you have worn or chipped teeth or uneven spaces between your front teeth.

The start of a new year is a time when you reflect on the past and think about what goals and expectations you have for the future. After careful consideration and reflection, if one of your goals for the new year is to improve your smile, Cedar Walk Dentistry is here to help.

If your teeth are in need of some TLC, your dentist can use bonding, veneers, and crowns to fix a range of dental problems that are keeping you from smiling with confidence.

Dental emergencies are more common than you might think. However, many dental problems are not emergencies, but simply dental issues that have been left untreated and are causing pain and inflammation.

On any given day, you likely do not have much time to dedicate to your oral health routine. The bacteria on your teeth, however, have all the time in the world and spend it chipping away at your enamel. 

While technology is advancing at a very rapid rate, that is especially true in the dentistry field. It seems like there is a new technology or a new product that hits the market every single week. One form of technology that has resulted in many benefits for the industry involves dental implant surgical guides. These guides are the latest advancement in the dental world and they have revolutionized surgical processes beyond just dentistry.

Ever looked in the mirror and wondered how your teeth got so yellow? Many of us have. Because yellowing can happen gradually, it can easily go overlooked. Luckily, yellowing teeth are not a sign of a serious medical condition. And while it may be disheartening and confidence-shattering to feel like you’ve lost your best accessory—your bright, white smile—you can get it back. For starters, be aware of what causes yellowing, and how you can avoid or limit exposure to those things.

Whether you get an in-office bleaching treatment or spend weeks whitening your teeth at home, you likely to put a lot of effort into your beautiful smile.