The two days after whitening matter most, when enamel is most vulnerable to stains. Coffee, red wine, berries, and dark chocolate top the list of things to set aside for a while.
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Some patients feel nothing after whitening. Others notice cold and sweet foods for weeks. Your enamel, dentin, and history of sensitivity all help predict where you will land.
How Long Will Sensitivity in My Teeth Last After Teeth Whitening? Read More »
A titanium post takes over the job of a natural tooth root, restoring function and shielding the jawbone from deterioration. Here is what determines how many years an implant serves you.
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Outpatient does not mean effortless. From salt-water rinses on day two to the foods and habits to avoid for weeks, these do’s and don’ts help you heal without setbacks after oral surgery.
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Jaw popping, facial pain, and a bite that suddenly feels wrong can all trace back to misaligned teeth. Rebuilding both arches is one way our doctors address the underlying cause.
How Can a Full Mouth Dental Reconstruction Help with TMJ? Read More »
Longer-looking teeth and sharp sensitivity to hot and cold often point to receding gums. Not every case needs surgery, and the right fix depends on how far the recession has gone.
What Are My Options for Gum Recession? Read More »
