The Center for Advanced Dentistry Blog

Your gums get exposed to a lot of bacteria, food particles, and other potential sources of irritation. It is not surprising that many people notice abnormalities on their gums from time to time. For example, you might see a bump there. Why might there be a bump on your gums, and how can you tell if you need emergency dental treatment? This blog post explains.

Traditionally, the process for designing and placing a dental crown requires at least two appointments. Modern technology is changing that. More and more practices are choosing to offer CEREC same-day crowns. What exactly is a CEREC crown, and what can you expect from the treatment process? Read this blog post to find answers to those — and other — relevant questions.

A smile makeover can address multiple aesthetic imperfections in your teeth. It has the potential to make you look younger and give you a big confidence boost! However, a smile makeover is an involved process that requires a significant amount of time and money. It should not be entered into lightly. Be sure to ask the following questions before you commit to treatment:

If you have stubborn stains on your teeth, you might be thinking about visiting a cosmetic dentist to learn about your options. Depending on the specifics of your situation, they might recommend that you either undergo a professional whitening treatment or get veneers. Both treatments have the potential to enhance your smile, but there are some major differences between them. This blog post provides a general overview of each option.

Would you like to spruce up your smile? Whether you are preparing for an upcoming event or simply want to give yourself a nice pick-me-up, you might be thinking about visiting a cosmetic dentist for a consultation. How can you prepare for your appointment? You can start by making a list of questions that you want your dentist to address. Here are some ideas to get you started:

When you get started with Invisalign, you will be given a set of custom-made aligners that are designed to gradually move your teeth into their proper positions. Throughout your treatment period, you will visit your dentist periodically so they can monitor your progress. At one of these appointments, you might learn that you need Invisalign refinements. What exactly are Invisalign refinements, and what can you expect from the refinement process? This blog post explains what you should know.

Whether you are looking for new love, or you have been with your current partner for decades, dates are a great way to connect with another human being. But what if you are nervous about how orthodontic treatment might affect your dating life? There is no need to worry. If you get Invisalign clear aligners, you can expect an easy and positive experience. Here are some important points to keep in mind while you are dating with Invisalign:

Dental implants are widely regarded as the best way to replace missing teeth. If you are thinking about getting them, you may have the option of choosing between those that are made of a titanium alloy and those that are constructed of zirconia. Both choices are great! Your holistic dentist can help you to compare the pros and cons of each. In this blog post, we focus specifically on the amazing benefits of titanium dental implants.

Oral cancer claims thousands of lives each year. Although many people think of it as a disease that is exclusive to tobacco users, that is far from the truth. Anyone could develop it, regardless of their lifestyle choices. You should attend an oral cancer screening with your dentist at least once a year. What exactly will they look for, and is there anything you can do to reduce your risk of oral cancer? If you do develop it, what will your treatment prospects look like? This blog post provides valuable information.

Dental implants have a widespread reputation for providing high-quality tooth replacement. Indeed, they have the potential to give you a rebuilt smile that will last throughout your lifetime. However, since they are made out of metal, you might wonder if it is possible for dental implants to rust. If it is possible, how might that affect your oral health? This blog post provides important information.