Yes! We have some excellent restorative dentistry treatments involving crowns, bridges, dentures, and dental implants. Since there is no one-size-fits-all solution to such a problem, we’ll need to set up a consultation to decide on the best path forward. One way or another, though, we’ll get you feeling better, speaking clearly, and looking your best.

Most of the time, these so-called solutions will not produce any reliable results. They could even put your gums at risk for damage. Here’s why: the materials never fit your mouth well, so the whitening agent doesn’t stay where it is supposed to, allowing it to sometimes interact with your gums and soft tissues. The bleach is not professional-grade, either, so even if it stays in place, it won’t accomplish much. For whitening that works, call the pros!

It all depends on your unique situation. That said, as a general rule, you should be coming in for a teeth cleaning and oral exam every six months. When you put it off longer than that, it will be harder to detect any emerging causes for concern until they are a bigger deal.