Are you ready to turn the smile of your dreams into reality? Your cosmetic dentist can create a picture-perfect smile using the latest solutions in dentistry. They can transform your teeth and self-esteem with a smile makeover. Your first step to enhancing your pearly whites is a consultation with your cosmetic dentist. Here are 4 questions to ask during your appointment for a smile makeover.
Questions to Ask Before a Smile Makeover
June 15, 2023
Is Dental Bonding Right for Me?
June 4, 2023
If you’re not happy with the way your teeth look, you can have a picture-perfect smile without needing extensive dental work. Dental bonding ranks among the most popular cosmetic procedures every year and for good reason. The minimally invasive procedure provides quick results that look natural. Whether you’re embarrassed by stains, decay, or chips, dental bonding may be the solution for you.
Is Invisalign or Veneers Better?
April 16, 2023
You have more options than ever before to address common aesthetic flaws, like discoloration or crooked teeth. However, Invisalign and veneers rank among the most popular cosmetic procedures every year, and for good reasons. Although both can create stunning smiles, there are differences between the 2 options. Here’s what you need to know to determine if Invisalign or porcelain veneers are right for you.
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If you’ve tried and failed to whiten your teeth using over-the-counter methods, Dr. Mitchell can help!
December 17, 2022
Our in-office Zoom whitening process uses a special formula and activation process to remove stains and discoloration inside and out for a visibly brighter smile after a single treatment.
Give us a call to learn more or ask about our whitening specials!
Have you been slacking in your oral hygiene? If so, it pays to remember that toothpaste, floss, and biannual checkups are cheaper than restorative dentistry is.
November 17, 2022
Dental Jokes: What do you call a boomerang made of teeth? 🤔
August 17, 2022
I don’t remember the punchline and it’s probably gonna come back to bite me. 
If one of your teeth is knocked out, get the milk!
July 17, 2022
Placing the tooth in milk instead of water helps preserve the tooth – cells within the tooth’s root surface will swell and burst in water, but not in milk. Milk contains proteins, antibacterial substances, and sugars that help save the tooth.
