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Having a good relationship with your dentist will make you smile in more ways than one.

Like all relationships, communication is the key to building and maintaining a healthy relationship with your dentist.

When you and your dental team have a great rapport, you can work together to ensure your oral health is being properly maintained and that your pearly whites are receiving the attention they need so you can keep smiling for years to come.

Dental Fillings

The process of filling cavities is a fairly simple and straightforward one that can be done right at your dentist's office.

Orthodontics

While crooked teeth can make you feel self-conscious and impact how you interact with others, the condition can affect more than your emotional health. Misaligned or overlapping teeth can change the way you speak, smile, and move your mouth. While having crooked teeth isn’t a sign of poor health, leaving them unstraightened can affect the long-term well-being of your mouth and your entire body. 

Restore your smile with dental crowns

We only get one set of adult teeth so it’s vital that we try to preserve each tooth we have and to ensure that we keep our natural teeth for as long as possible. If you do start to lose your natural teeth, it can affect the shape of your face, the quality of your speech, and your ability to chew, eat and swallow food. Losing teeth will also create gaps that harbor bacteria, thus increasing the likelihood of tooth decay in the future.