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4 Ways To Close Gaps Between Teeth

Often patients come to the office asking to have the spaces in between their teeth closed. Many relate that they do not want to go through metal braces while others specifically ask for them. In dentistry it is helpful that we have many options for patients with different needs. At your free consultation with Dr. 4 Ways To Close Gaps Between Teeth

7 Foods Healthy for Your Teeth

Nutrition is key when it comes to the health of your teeth. If your diet is full of sugary and acidic foods then you bet your teeth will be full of cavities. On the other hand if you are eating foods rich in certain nutrients you can protect your teeth and gums from harmful bacteria. 7 Foods Healthy for Your Teeth

8 Reasons You Need Invisalign Right Now

Why get Invisalign? Straightening the teeth has a lot of benefits besides cosmetics. The straighter the teeth are, the healthier the mouth is. This is true for young patients as well as adults. In the past, traditional metal bracket braces were needed to straighten teeth. Now dentists are very successful in treating patients with clear aligner therapy to 8 Reasons You Need Invisalign Right Now

What Veneers Can Do For You

You have probably heard about or seen porcelain veneers before, but do you know all of the benefits they offer and problems they can fix?  Here’s the low-down on the quickest way to achieve your dream smile. Veneers are thin layers of material attached to the front of the teeth to: Close gaps Lengthen short What Veneers Can Do For You

Whiter Teeth at your Philadelphia Dentist

Whiter teeth are possible! If you have been seeking whiter teeth and you need some guidance, we are here to help! We offer two types of whitening, both effective. If interested in discussing the two options of whitening, Tooth Whitening & Bleaching click here for more information on teeth bleaching.

Gum Disease Treatment in Philadelphia

Gum disease affects many people, especially over 30 years old or if you have not been to the dentist in over a year. Bacteria builds up under the gum-too far for your toothbrush and floss can reach-and creates gum infections. Healthy gums don’t bleed. See more information on our website for more information on how Gum Disease Treatment in Philadelphia