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Creating A Perfect Smile

Hi there, I'm Caylee Curtis. After going through orthodontic therapy during childhood, I started paying close attention how a nice smile can increase beauty. With appearance improvements, comes a huge confidence boost that can also bolster your looks. Upon making that discovery, I started researching all of the different ways people can create a gorgeous smile. As it turns out, dentists play a huge role creating a gorgeous smile by fixing tooth and jaw alignment issues. Dentists may recommend that their patients obtain braces, retainers or veneers that improve tooth placement or color. I will use this site to share information about these procedures and more. I hope to help you decide if these procedures are worth your time and money or if you should find a different option for your situation. Please visit often and check out my content to learn more information.

Latest Posts

The Four Benefits of Porcelain Veneers Over Other Veneers
24 June 2024

Porcelain veneers have gained immense popularity a …

The Benefits of Dental Implant Treatment
4 April 2024

Are you missing teeth and looking for a permanent …

Taking Care of Your Oral Health: A Guide to General Dentistry
6 February 2024

Maintaining optimal oral health is paramount for o …

Unveiling the Importance of Regular Dental Check-Ups
8 January 2024

Regular dental check-ups are crucial for preservin …

The Benefits of Dental Implants: A Complete Guide
30 November 2023

Dental issues such as tooth decay, gum disease, an …

Root Canal Vs. Dental Implant: A Comparison Of Four Essential Factors

16 December 2015
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

A dental implant and a root canal treatment can both help you avoid being toothless. The implant treatment gives you an artificial tooth while the root canal treatment preserves your natural tooth. Here are four essential factors to consider when choosing between the two. The Need for Follow-up Just like many other dental treatments, both a root canal and a dental implant may require follow-up treatment. However, research data shows more dental implants require follow-up treatments compared to root canals. Read More 

When Sensitivity Toothpaste Won’t Work: More Advanced Treatments For Tooth Sensitivity

27 November 2015
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

When your teeth begin to feel a bit sensitive to hot or cold temperatures, sensitivity toothpaste is a good first treatment to try. This type of toothpaste typically contains ingredients to seal off the dentin tubules in your teeth that may have become exposed due to gum disease or enamel erosion. There are times, however, when sensitivity toothpaste will not work. If your teeth continue to feel sensitive after a few weeks of using this type of toothpaste, visit your dentist, who will likely recommend one of these more advanced treatments. Read More 

3 Facts You Should Know About Dental Work During Your Pregnancy

9 November 2015
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

As a pregnant woman, the health and well-being of your baby is undoubtedly one of your primary concerns. Unfortunately, the joys of pregnancy often include new dental challenges, due to hormonal and physical changes. Therefore, it is crucial to be aware of the newest information about how safe it is now to obtain many necessary dental treatments throughout your pregnancy. #1-New Evidence Suggests That Severe Gum Disease Can Result In Low Birth Weight And Early Birth Read More 

Do You Need To See An Emergency Dentist? Consider These 5 Signs

21 October 2015
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Your teeth are a reflection of your body's overall health, and dental issues can certainly have an impact that can affect more than just your teeth. Unfortunately, these issues can be hard to identify. To keep yourself healthy, it's important to know what dental issues can be a cause for major concern. Pay attention to these 5 signs that you need to visit an emergency dentist. You Feel Extreme Pressure Around One of Your Teeth Read More 

Dental Care: How Dental Bone Grafts Are Performed

6 October 2015
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

The success rate of dental implants has continued to improve as the use of implants has continued to increase. Dental implants are a viable option for many people to replace their lost teeth. The process involves removing any remnants of previous teeth left in the gums, setting an abutment in place, and placing a fake tooth on the abutment. The process of building the new tooth begins with placing an implant into the bone and gums of your mouth, provided you have enough bone left on your lower and upper jaw. Read More