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Bonding or Veneers: Which Is Best?

You’ve got a cracked tooth or too much space between your top two chompers — bonding and veneers can fix those problems. How do you choose between the two treatments? Keep reading to learn the differences and how to decide.

Top Tips for Helping Your Child Develop Healthy Oral Hygiene

As a parent, you want to help your child succeed in every area of life, so you help them thrive in school, sports, and relationships. Their oral health deserves the same attention. Here are some pro tips for giving kids a dental advantage.

Does Everyone Need Their Wisdom Teeth Removed?

No — not everyone needs their wisdom teeth removed. But you might if your mouth doesn’t have room for this third set of molars or if problems develop as they grow in. Here’s how to tell whether yours need to come out.

Is a Dental Implant the Best Option After a Tooth Extraction?

When your tooth is doing more harm than good, you’re better off having it pulled. But leaving a vacancy is bad for your oral health. Fortunately, you have several replacement options. Here’s why a dental implant is best.

What Is the Purpose of Wearing a Mouthguard?

You see pro athletes habitually chewing on their mouthguards and wonder if those little pieces of plastic really do any good. You might be surprised by the many benefits they offer — and not just for athletes.

How a Mandibular Advancement Device (MAD) Can Help You Sleep

Do you rattle the roof with your loud snoring and prevent your household from getting a good night’s rest? Or do you sleep next to someone who does? You need to get MAD — that is, a mandibular advancement device that stops snoring. Check it out here.