Our teeth are typically a uniform color. They start out a bright white, but if they get stained, they tend to stain a uniform color as well. So what causes a single tooth to turn dark? There are a few potential causes for why a tooth might be darker than the others. Enamel Defect It […]nThe post When a Tooth Goes to the Dark Side appeared first on .
Everyone is looking for a Hollywood smile that may include dentures. They can help you do great things. Here are some people whose dentures are noteworthy successes.
A is a custom-designed approach to restoring your smile. It can be done with a full set of restorations, or it can focus on just one tooth. So how do you decide how many restorations are the right number for your smile makeover. Here’s an approach that can give you a good estimate. […]nThe post Deciding How Many Restorations in a Smile Makeover appeared first on .
Dental anxiety is very common. Most people experience some level of dental anxiety, and a significant number of people are so afraid of going to the dentist that they avoid getting needed dental care. Fortunately, we have many options to help you have a better experience if you have dental anxiety. More Comfortable Anesthesia For […]nThe post Overcoming Anxiety at the Dentist appeared first on .
Being in love can certainly make you . But did you know it can also make your smile healthier? That’s according to researchers in Australia, who found that people who were happier in their relationship were more likely to visit the dentist and be happy with the health and beauty of their smile. Loving […]nThe post Happy Relationship, Healthy Teeth appeared first on .
are the closest we can come to actually replacing your teeth with new teeth. But although they’re close, dental implants are not teeth. And some of the differences can be quite important, especially when it comes to ensuring the long-term health and functionality of your implants. One key difference is that dental implants […]nThe post A Healthy Bite Is More Important with Dental Implants appeared first on .
Fluorosis is a cosmetic side effect of exposure to too much fluoride when teeth are developing. Although fluoride protects teeth from decay, at higher levels it can also alter the formation of tooth enamel, creating an unattractive appearance. Unfortunately, there is little that can be done to alter the structure of the fluoride once it’s […]nThe post Porcelain Veneers and Crowns for Fluorosis appeared first on .
A good place to start in finding a dentist is to go online and visit potential dentists’ websites. There are three things you are looking for: Does the dentist offer the services I want? Does the dentist do good work? Does the dentist seem like a good fit? Virtually every dentist is going to offer […]nThe post How to Find a Dentist in Tulsa appeared first on .
We know that is associated with many serious health conditions. Heart disease. Diabetes. Kidney disease. Some studies even suggest that chronic gum disease can be associated with low testosterone levels and men’s sexual dysfunction. But not all studies agree about this association. A newly published review sought to determine whether this connection was […]nThe post Are Low Testosterone Levels Associated with Chronic Gum Disease? appeared first on .
When you first get your implant , we might recommend that you wear a bite guard to protect them. This may cause you some concern about the durability of your implant dentures, but don’t worry. There are many reasons why will recommend this at first. We’re Just Being Careful Implant dentures are a big […]nThe post Why We Might Recommend a Bite Guard for Implant Dentures appeared first on .
OUR OFFICE
Our smile makeover patients travel from all over the Tulsa area to see us. Our office sits at 10031 S. Yale Ave., Suite 104, near 101st and Yale in south Tulsa. Also, we are a short drive from Jenks, Bixby, and Broken Arrow. So if you want porcelain veneers in Tulsa, OK, you can reach us easily. Call (918) 528-3330 and we will help you plan your new smile.
GET IN TOUCH WITH US
Mon – Tues: 8:00am – 5:00pm
Wed – Thurs: 10:00am – 2:00pm
Friday: By Appointment Only
