Total Dental Solutions Blog

Contrary to a host of misconceptions, root canals are safe, routine, and practically painless procedures in modern dentistry. While some people believe they should be avoided at all costs and only used as a last resort when pain becomes too severe, the truth is that they can save teeth from extraction and get your smile back to looking and feeling its best. Here are some reasons why root canals are nothing to fear.

For most people, someone’s smile is the first feature that captures their attention—and a healthy and white set of teeth is even more likely to attract admiration! However, many people suffer from stained or discolored teeth; and while there are various different reasons for this, did you know genetics can sometimes play a part? Here’s more from your dentist about the connection between teeth staining and genetics, along with some ways you can address it.

Dental implants are sometimes called the gold standard of tooth replacement, and it’s easy to see why. When compared to dentures and bridges, they’re more durable and better support the long-term health of the jaw.

However, there are more than just health reasons to get dental implants; they can help you look great as well! Here are some of the most important ways that dental implants have a cosmetic advantage over other tooth replacement options.

Dentures can completely change the lives of people who have lost their teeth, restoring their confidence in how they look and feel every day. However, like any life change, dentures take some getting used to.

The first few weeks with a new prosthetic can throw many patients for a loop, so it may be helpful for prospective denture patients to prepare for what the next month or so will look like. Here’s a brief rundown of what you can expect when you first get your oral appliance. 

When it comes to tooth restoration, there are two popular options that many patients turn towards: dentures and dental implants. Both of these solutions are capable of restoring your lost pearly whites and their functionality—but is either one of them ideal for preventing the jawbone deterioration that accompanies missing teeth? Keep reading to learn more.