Sound Dentistry Blog

Dental veneers are a common treatment and a go-to option for celebrities. These wafer-thin, custom shells of porcelain fit perfectly over the front surface of teeth to mask imperfections in the mouth like discoloration, chips, gaps, undersized teeth, and minor misalignment issues. Before you commit to the procedure, it pays to know what you can expect. Read on to learn what goes into the veneer process according to your cosmetic dentist in New Bedford.

Brushing and flossing your teeth are important habits to avoid cavities and bad breath, but to protect yourself from a dental emergency, there are a few other things you need to beware of. Below we have listed some items your dentist never puts in their mouth along with the reason why. Keep reading to find out what they are – and you’ll be one step ahead on keeping your teeth healthy and intact this fall and all year long! 

When you have a dental emergency, it’s easy to think your issue is unique. Especially when it’s sudden, the resulting shock can make you feel alone. You may even believe you can’t know what’ll happen at your emergency dental visit. However, none of these ideas are true. Emergency dentists work on many conditions and always follow a specific protocol. No matter what you’re facing, your dental practice will have a prepared response. To prove it, here are some problems emergency dentists treat and three things that’ll happen at your upcoming visit.

Have you suffered from tooth loss? Missing one or more teeth can make it difficult to perform daily tasks, like eating, speaking, and smiling. Fortunately, just because you have suffered from tooth loss doesn’t mean that you need to spend the rest of your days with unsightly gaps in your smile. Dental implants are a preferred tooth replacement option due to their numerous benefits, but what exactly will they feel like? Continue reading to learn what you can expect.