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Bedford, MA 01730
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Cosmetic dentistry allows your Bedford, MA, dentist to help transform smiles, addressing issues with the color and shape of your teeth. But did you know that we have two unique treatments that could offer these improvements in as little as one visit? In today’s blog, we’re going to discuss the benefits of dental bonding and… Read more »
Did you know that in some situations, actually removing a tooth is the best way to protect your overall oral health? From addressing wisdom teeth to tackling severe infections or damage, a simple extraction could help restore smiles in Bedford, MA, to optimal health. In today’s blog, we’re going to talk about how we ensure… Read more »
Now that a new year is here, you have a new chance to make some major differences in your life. Why not start with your smile? If you’ve always wanted a brighter smile, then you may want to talk to your Bedford, MA, dentist about our professional teeth whitening options. We can help you enjoy… Read more »
Restorative dentistry’s main goal is to help you save as much of your healthy, natural tooth structure as possible. When a tooth is cracked or broken, it requires care and treatment to stop the damage from growing worse, or the tooth from becoming unable to function properly. In many cases, a custom-designed dental crown can… Read more »
Treating tooth decay is different for everyone, and for several different reasons. For example, your teeth are unique to everyone else’s, and so is the specific nature and extent of your tooth decay. If you have a cavity, then its shape, size, and severity will have to be precisely determined in order to treat it… Read more »
When you have a cavity, the discomfort itself can be a big deal. It will only grow worse, as will the infection in your tooth, the longer you wait to treat it. Still, some patients may worry about what placing a metal filling in their tooth could mean for their smile and oral health. Fortunately,… Read more »
If one word could sum up the main goal of dental health care, it would be prevention. From regular checkups and cleanings to more involved custom restorative care, the goal is to prevent concerns from developing or from growing worse, if they do develop. For children, the focus on prevention is even more comprehensive. Routine… Read more »
