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Have you noticed a change in how you look in the mirror? It could be your diet or exercise routine, but it could also mean it’s time to see your dentist. Just as healthy habits can change your appearance, issues like advanced gum disease can also slowly chip away at your chin and cheeks. Over time, it can make you look older, tired, or sunken. But how does this happen, and how can you stop it? Continue reading to find out.

When it comes to oral health issues, you may immediately think about cavities. They make your teeth sensitive, giving you a little alert that you should visit the dentist soon. But did you know your gums may also call out for help? They may become swollen, but when is it something to worry about? Here is what you need to know about this complication and when you should call your dentist.

An oral health issue that may be more widespread than you imagine is gum disease. It affects millions of patients every year, with nearly half of adults over 30 having some form of it in the U.S. You may be worried about this condition for yourself, but can your dentist cure it completely? Keep reading to learn what they can do, but how it may be more complicated than you initially thought.

There is a common belief that you must visit an in-network dentist if you want to use your insurance benefits. The fact is that if you have a PPO plan, you can use your policy at virtually any dental practice in the U.S., regardless of their network status. And in some cases, going out-of-network can actually be the smart choice! Why is that the case? This blog post explains three big reasons.

A beautiful and genuine smile is a timeless accessory! But what if you feel reluctant to smile because you are self-conscious about the appearance of your teeth? You might benefit from a visit to a cosmetic dentist. Modern dentistry offers natural-looking and durable solutions for a broad range of common aesthetic issues, including the following: