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Brighter Smiles This Spring With Veneers
Posted on March 2, 2020
Porcelain veneers are an ideal cosmetic solution for everyone who desires a beautiful smile! Veneers can improve your facial appearance and boost your confidence. If you weren’t born with the smile you want, or the quality of your teeth and your smile has diminished over time, you can achieve a brighter smile with veneers. Veneers are thin, tooth-colored shells made of porcelain that bond to your teeth to cover imperfections. Porcelain veneers can be used
Dr. Sharp’ Guide to Anti – Aging Dentistry
Posted on January 14, 2020
Men and women are on a constant quest for the fountain of youth. However, in the pursuit of a more youthful appearance, we often overlook the visible signs of aging in our teeth and smile. By implementing proper routines and lifestyle at an early age, it is easy to develop great oral care habits and preserve a youthful appearance. As a leading advocate of natural, preventive and anti-aging dentistry, Dr. Sharp believes in a natural,
The importance of oral health in long-term care
Posted on December 16, 2019
The mouth is the visible gateway to the rest of the body and reflects what is happening deep inside. Oral health problems can have an adverse effect on the quality of life and are more prevalent in older adults but are not necessarily caused by aging. Studies indicate that population with good oral care require less health care dollar expenditures. Thirteen percent of the U.S. population is considered older, or over the age of 65,
Great tips for a healthy smile over the holidays
Posted on November 24, 2019
No matter how much you love your smile and take great care of your teeth, it is recommended to follow these tips in order to avoid emergency trips to the dentist’s office in the holiday season. 1. Do not crack nutshells with your teeth. You know how important proteins are for your body. They help to keep muscles and bones strong but you should not test the strength of your teeth by shelling nuts with
Healthy tips for a sparkling holiday smile!
Posted on November 1, 2019
Do your regular dental check-ups. It is very important to have regular dental examinations. Usually, they should be done at least twice a year (every 6 months) for the majority of patients. Regular dental check-ups will detect early dental cavities, gingival diseases, including periodontitis, screen for oral cancer, detect of TMJ (temporomandibular) dysfunction, and evaluate for parafunctional habits. It consists of a through intra, extraoral, and dental examination by your doctor accompanied by radiographs.