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Tag: cosmetic dentistry

The Benefits of Professional Teeth Whitening Compared to Over-the-Counter Approaches

04/05/2021

Looking for a fresher smile? Life happens. Wine, coffee, smoking — even...

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Gum Contouring: Is It Worth It? Your Questions Answered

08/13/2020

A beautiful smile is more than just the condition of your teeth...

Crowns, Fillings, or Implants — Which Dental Care Option is Right for You?

10/07/2019

Most people are familiar with crowns — essentially ceramic or porcelain caps...

Professional Teeth Whitening vs. Drug Store Kits: What’s the Difference?

09/23/2019

Having a Hollywood smile — that glistening pearly white you see in...

Is the All-On-Four Dental Implant the Fountain of Youth for Cosmetic Dentistry?

09/02/2019

Missing a few teeth? You’re not alone — over 5 million Americans...

7 Tricks to Drinking Wine without Staining Your Teeth

08/26/2019

Want in on a secret? A glass of wine (or two) a...

3 Signs a Smile Makeover Might Change Your Life

08/12/2019

In today’s society, your smile is one of the first things people...

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Why Professional Teeth Whitening is So Much More Effective than Home Treatment

02/01/2019

Here’s the low down on over-the-counter teeth whitening products: You get what...

Receding Gum Line: How a Cosmetic Gum Lift Can Restore a Health Smile

12/31/2018

Do your gums sit too high or too low? This can have...

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Teeth Whitening: Which Method Works Best and Is It Right for You?

11/26/2018

Let’s be honest: We’d all love a smile like the Rock’s. A...

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Call Us If You Have a Cincinnati Broken Filling

Did you break a filling? Call our Cincinnati office, and we’ll get you in for an emergency as soon as possible. No, you don’t need to go to an emergency room, but it is important we take a look at the soonest possible convenience. We routinely keep openings in our schedule for just such emergencies. The tooth is likely exposed, which means the underlying tissue is open to infection. This can cause further tooth decay and may require a root canal. Even if you don’t feel any pain, this can be a serious dental emergency. Don’t put it off. We can either refill the filling or put in a partial or complete crown.

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