Cosmetic & Family Dentistry Weatherford Blog

You want to improve your facial aesthetics. Maybe it’s your smile, or maybe you’d like to touch up your skin. Believe it or not, your dentist can help with both! But can they do so painlessly? After all, normally when people think of the dentist, they think of scary-sounding procedures like tooth extractions and root canals.

Fortunately, dental – and facial! – treatments aren’t what they used to be. Nowadays your dentist can offer many non-invasive, comfortable cosmetic solutions. To learn more about three such popular options, keep reading.

Dentures have help millions of people achieve complete smiles after losing one, many, or all of their teeth, and modern appliances are so comfortable and lifelike that those wearing them often forget that they are there. However, these devices do not last forever and will eventually need to be replaced. Here are a few ways that your dentures may be telling you that it’s time to see your dentist about getting a new set.

Are you suffering from bruxism? This condition is the medical term that is used to describe repetitive teeth grinding or clenching. There are many different causes of bruxism, but the most common include stress, misalignment, and missing teeth. If you are missing teeth, you may be worried about how bruxism can impact your ability to get dental implants. Here’s what you should know.

As lifelike as they may be, dental implants aren’t “real” teeth; they don’t decay or get infected like the rest of your smile can. Having said that, what does it mean when a dental implant feels sensitive? The problem can be rather worrying and unexpected if (or when) it crops up. Well, rest assured – there’s a good explanation for this matter. Here are some common causes of implant sensitivity and why you should discuss them with a dentist.

Many dentists consider dental implants to be the gold standard of tooth replacements because they’re the only restorations that are embedded directly into your jawbone. As a result, they provide many unique advantages over alternatives like dental bridges and dentures.

However, they also tend to be more costly because they involve a surgical component. If you’re worried about affording your artificial teeth, continue reading to learn more about four factors that can potentially impact their price.

After spending months or even years with braces, it’s natural to start looking forward to life without them. While it may seem like the hard part is over, there’s still more to your journey towards a perfect smile. Read on to discover four things to expect once your braces are removed and tips on how to adjust smoothly to your new smile.

Needless to say, having metal in your mouth will make things feel quite different! From start to finish, braces are an experience, to be sure.

Still, early 2000’s cartoons were perhaps a bit dramatic. After the first month, you’ll likely start to feel like a braces pro – and knowing what to expect can help you get there. Keep reading for a sneak peak at the new sensations that will pave the way for straighter teeth.

Ah, the lazy days of summer. The warmer months are the perfect time to sneak in a little extra rest and relaxation, take a much-needed vacation, or just lounge by the pool. But it’s also the perfect season to improve your smile with the help of cosmetic dentistry.  In fact, you can still do all the things you love (even nothing at all) and change how you look and feel at the same time! Here are three cool treatments to help you improve your confidence this summer.

Did you know that around 80% of people in the United States want whiter teeth? If you’re one of them, your cosmetic dentist can help you get the smile you want. They offer treatments like porcelain veneers and teeth whitening, which are both excellent ways to make your smile brighter. Keep reading to learn why teeth can get discolored and figure out which option might be best for you.

Have you secretly – or openly – wished that the Fountain of Youth wasn’t a myth? Thanks to modern technology, you don’t have to go on a harrowing expedition to achieve a fresh and renewed look. Many seek to improve their skin, hair, and style, but aesthetics can also extend to your teeth. If you want to put some vigor back into your smile, read about these 5 ways cosmetic dentistry can help.