When my Denver clients ask me about tooth restoration, I usually tell them about fixed (or ‘traditional’) dental bridges or tooth implants.
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Are Dental Implants Worth It For Lone Tree?
Categories: Dental Implants
A dental implant is a permanent tooth replacement that looks, feels and works like a natural tooth.
What is ‘Crown Lengthening’?
Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry
Digital imaging is one of the technological tools that helps Colorado advanced cosmetic dental professionals perform crown lengthening and other cosmetic dentistry procedures.
Lone Tree Endodontics
Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry
Root canal procedures have advanced significantly in recent years. For many CO root canal patients, the procedure is no worse than getting a filling from your dental professional.
Tooth Ache Pain The Size of Denver
Categories: Dental Health
Patients often come into our Denver, CO cosmetic dentistry practice and complain about ‘a toothache the size of Denver’.
Cavity Fighting Chewing Gum For Our Denver Patients?
Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry
My Denver cosmetic dentistry clients often ask me if chewing xylitol gum is an effective substitute for tooth brushing and regular dental exams.
Almeida & Bell Dental Cosmetic, Implant & Sedation Dentistry Dental News For Lone Tree CO
Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry
There are many ways to improve your smile at Almeida & Bell Dental including teeth whitening, dental implants and porcelain veneers.
Let’s Talk About Your Smile
Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry
One of the best things about being Lone Tree area cosmetic dentists is interacting with our patients. During initial dental consultations, we listen carefully to our patient’s short and long term dental goals.
Lone Tree Sedation Dentistry
Categories: Sedation Dentistry
Some people experience severe anxiety when undergoing cosmetic dental treatment. With sedation dentistry, it is possible to relax during dental procedures instead of being tense and fearful.
Lone Tree Dentistry
Categories: General Dentistry
Many common medical conditions such as diabetes, acid reflux, and a dry mouth pose a risk to oral health.
