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Losing your natural teeth can lead to a weakened jaw and over time, an increased risk of losing additional teeth and developing an older appearance. But our team can offer a replacement option that helps protect your jaw and facial structure. In today’s blog, your Greenville, TX, dentist talks about dental implants.
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Following the loss of most of your teeth, we could support a full set of dentures to offer a complete and lifelike smile. You can enjoy your favorite foods again and smile with confidence. In today’s blog, your Greenville, TX, dentist talks about our custom full dentures!
When you have lost a tooth, we could secure a lifelike dental bridge. If you have suffered from total or near-total tooth loss, then a full set of dentures could be helpful. But what if you have multiple missing teeth spread out across the arch of your smile? In these situations, your Greenville, TX, dentist could restore your smile with partial dentures!
When a gap occurs due to tooth loss, this could not only cause embarrassment, but could weaken your oral health! Which is why you need to seek tooth replacement. In today’s blog, your Greenville, TX, dentist explains how we can replace a missing tooth with a durable and natural-looking dental bridge.
Should you have a tooth that is cracked or chipped, or severely decayed or infected, then placing a dental crown could help save the tooth and keep the smile whole. Instead of requiring two to three visits to complete, we can create and place a crown in only one sitting. In today’s blog, your Greenville, TX, dentist talks about placing same-day dental crowns!
In our last blog, we mentioned that some cosmetic treatments like a professional teeth whitening treatment or bonding could help improve your smile’s appearance. These options can help remove stains or conceal blemishes on your teeth. If you have several concerns with imperfections throughout your smile, porcelain veneers could be a great solution as well. Our team at Smith Family Dentistry in Greenville, TX, is here today to talk about the benefits of this cosmetic treatment.
When you feel confident in your smile, it can have an overall positive impact on your life. You may have high self-esteem, seem friendlier to others, and leave a good first impressions on others. If you look at your pearly whites and do not feel absolutely self-assured, we can offer cosmetic treatments to give your grin a boost. In today’s blog, your team at Smith Family Dentistry in Greenville, TX, is here to talk about cosmetic treatments that can help you achieve your optimal smile.
In our last blog, we mentioned that you should plan a cleaning and examination before the holidays. This can be a busy time of year for many, and you may be tempted to skip this checkup to make room on your busy to-do list. However, an end of the year checkup can help ensure that your smile is happy and healthy for the new year. You can also bring your little one in for their checkup to ensure they are cavity-free before your holiday festivities start. In today’s blog, your team at Smith Dentistry in Greenville, TX, is here to talk about the importance of pediatric dental care.
It’s hard to believe that it’s already November! With that being said, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and the end of the year will be here before you know it. If you have not had your second dental checkup of the year, today is a good reminder to schedule your cleaning and examination before the end of the year. Most dental benefits run out before the end of the year, and they don’t rollover, meaning they go to waste. Additionally, a checkup during the last few months of 2024 can ensure that you enter January with a healthy and confident smile. In today’s blog, the team at Smith Family Dentistry in Greenville, TX, is here to talk about dental checkups.
In our last blog, we talked about how dental crowns can be used to restore your smile after you have injured one of your pearly whites. This tooth-shaped cap may also be necessary after a root canal to offer further protection to the area. In today’s blog, your team at Smith Family Dentistry in Greenville, TX, is here to talk about what to expect when having this endodontic treatment done.
