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NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS

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Seeking a Family Dentist

19/Apr/2024

Neglecting the dental care of you and your family members is not a smart move. Examinations, preventive treatments, and procedures to repair dental problems are all the best pathways to good oral health. A qualified and experienced family dentist is the ideal resource for helping you achieve your oral health goals.

Follow these recommendations for ending up with the right family dentist.

Ask your last dentist.

Especially after a relocation, your previous dentist is a good place to start in finding a new one. Many dentists belong to associations that connect providers all over the country, or perhaps they went to school with someone who practices in your area. Your last dentist will want your entire family to continue receiving good oral care.

Ask neighbors and coworkers.

Don’t hesitate to ask your new neighbors and coworkers for recommendations. This is one of the best ways to locate a provider who does quality work, offers the services you’re looking for, is conveniently located, and provides a good experience for family members of all ages. Ask for details about the care they’ve received and for specific examples about what the like or dislike about the practice.

Research community forums.

Community forums are a good place to find honest feedback about a family dental practice. Members share experiences regarding both the good and bad aspects about dental providers.

Look online.

Most family dental practices have websites that answer most of the questions you might have as you search for a new dentist. You can take your time reading about the services, prices, location, hours, policies, staff, plus client testimonials.

Schedule a consultation.

Once you have decided on a family dentist that you think might be right for you and your family, make an appointment to visit the office and see what it’s like firsthand. This is the best way to ensure it’s the right fit before making your final selection for long-term family dental care.

If you live in the Weymouth, MA area and you need a great family dentist, contact our office today!


19/Apr/2024

You may have heard the term cosmetic dentistry but have no idea what it really is. As the name suggests, this field of dentistry focuses on the appearance of your smile. The goal is to give you renewed confidence by improving the look of your smile.

The flaws in your smile might be minor, like a small chipped tooth or a slight gap between teeth. Or they might be more noticeable like major discolorations or severely crooked teeth. If the problem is significant in your own eyes, then it’s worth contacting a cosmetic dentist to correct it.

There are many cosmetic dentists practicing today, so finding one who meets your needs shouldn’t be difficult. Once you’ve selected a practice, schedule a consultation so that you can voice your smile concerns and find out ways that it can be improved. Not only will the dentist focus on the appearance of your smile, its functionality and health will also be considered. A cosmetic dentist looks at the big picture as your smile is transformed.

Cosmetic dentistry provides numerous options for improving smiles. Some of the most common treatments include:

  • Porcelain veneers – thin shells that are secured on the fronts of your teeth to hide chips, cracks, stains, gaps and more
  • Dental implants – titanium rod inserted into the jaw to replace a missing tooth root and then covered with a crown on top, providing a very natural and functional tooth replacement
  • Teeth whitening – the most popular of all cosmetic dental treatments, professional teeth whitening tackles stains and can brighten your smile up to ten shades in under an hour
  • Bonding – minor chips and cracks can be repaired by bonding them using composite resin material, and then polished to blend perfectly into your smile
  • Composite fillings – old fillings were often performed using unsightly metal which can now be replaced with tooth-colored resin that is invisible in your smile
  • Invisalign – traditional metal braces may be avoided by wearing clear plastic aligners to move your teeth without the “brace face” appearance during the process

If you are unhappy with your smile, contact a cosmetic dentist today to get your transformation underway.


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