If you have teeth that have been weakened as a result of severe decay or damage, it is likely your dentist will suggest custom-made dental restorations. Categorized as direct and indirect, you may not understand which services fall into each category. Luckily, your dentist can help explain the difference between the two, so you know what to expect when preparing for your upcoming appointment. Take some time to become more familiar with these two restorative types, so you will feel more confident about your future smile.

Are you worried about contracting coronavirus? Do you suffer from seasonal allergies or battle the cold or flu this time of year? How can you tell the difference between the symptoms associated with them? While it may not be easy, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) offers ways to tell if you have coronavirus and how you can protect yourself. But that’s not all you should be concerned about. As we enter spring months, it is important to keep your oral health in check when dealing with any type of virus or cold, which is why you should check out these helpful tips to get you through this difficult time. 

As dentists and doctors throughout the country celebrate National Nutrition Month, it’s time to consider how making changes to your daily diet can make a real difference in your smile. You know the damaging effects of eating too much sugar and starch, but do you know the benefits of incorporating more dairy, lean proteins, or leafy greens into your meal plan? Spend some time learning more about how you can transition to a healthier lifestyle and ultimately, improve and achieve a beautiful smile.