Waterford Dental Group Blog

Every tooth in your dental line up is important, but losing one in the front can feel like twice the bother. You need those for biting into apples and corn on the cob, let alone saying “cheese!” for the camera!

You’re ready to replace your gaps with something more functional and aesthetically pleasing. Dental implants seem like a good option, but you’re not quite sure whether they’ll work for your situation. Don’t worry – just keep reading to discover the answer.

Dental veneers have been getting a lot of attention lately, but you know media hype doesn’t always equal product quality. Is this dental cosmetic treatment really all that it’s cracked up to be, or is it another flop popularized by the internet’s game of telephone?

Only you can judge whether dental veneers would be worth considering for your smile. But that doesn’t mean you won’t benefit from some input! Here are five reasons why dental veneers could hold up to your expectations.

A startling fact many people are unaware of is that when you lose teeth, your jawbone begins to deteriorate. Your body reabsorbs bone mass that’s no longer needed to support your smile, and in time, this can impact everything from your dental health to your facial structure. Fortunately, your dentist can rebuild your grin with dental implants to mitigate possible damage.

It’s natural to worry about how your appearance will be impacted if you’ve lost one or more pearly whites. Continue reading to learn about 3 changes that can occur and how dental implants can help!

Did you know that people with dental problems are more likely to report feelings of depression and anxiety and are less likely to want to socially engage with others? Your smile is one of the first things people notice about you, so if yours is riddled with imperfections, it’s natural to worry about how others will perceive you. Thankfully, your dentist can help enhance your appearance with various cosmetic services to boost your confidence. Continue reading to learn about 3 common issues and how your provider can address them!