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Veneers are a wonderful option because they last long and look natural. They also restore the appearance of your smile.

Invisalign® is a great solution if traditional braces doesn't fit your lifestyle. It's discreet, clear, and a flexible option for aligning teeth.

The big day is here - you talked to your dentist about straightening up your smile, you had your mouth scanned, and your Invisalign aligners have finally arrived. Now that they're here, you may be wondering exactly how closely you have to follow the instructions for wearing them.

Whether you're at the beginning of your smile restoration journey or looking to replace an existing solution, you have several choices available to you. Some options work better for cosmetic issues, while others serve additional health purposes.

If you have a damaged tooth, a veneer may be the perfect way to restore your smile with minimal impact on the rest of your mouth. Veneers are durable and easy to install, coming in many colors and shapes.

Invisalign has changed the landscape of cosmetic dentistry. Offering the same benefits as traditional braces with a more discreet approach, the aligners can solve a number of problems, but only if you wear them as intended. Whether you've just ordered your aligners or you simply need a refresher on what can and can't be done with them in, here are some rules to follow with Invisalign.

If you've recently begun the process of getting dental implants, you know that the timeline is a bit longer than most other procedures. There are several waiting periods as your implants are installed to ensure that your body is responding well and increase the likelihood of a successful installation. While failure and complications are rare, it is good to be aware of what could happen so you're not surprised.

After deciding to get veneers, you may be enjoying a healthier, whiter smile. To keep your veneers from staining or breaking too soon, there are certain foods and beverages you should avoid.