There are many treatment options available to correct malocclusions like crowded teeth or poor bite alignment. The best way to get straight teeth with a proper bite is different for everyone, as your treatment will depend on the severity of your case. At Lifetime Family...
If you have cavities, missing teeth, or chipped teeth, your dentist will likely suggest a type of dental restoration treatment. Understanding the different types of dental restorations can help you feel more at ease the next time you have a problem with your teeth. At...
Dental implants are a natural-looking and long-lasting solution, as long as you start taking care of them immediately after surgery. Poorly maintained implants can cause tooth decay, bleeding, and infections around the restorations. At Lifetime Family Dental, we want to help you maintain a clean...
Are you missing any of your adult teeth? Whether you lost a tooth as the result of an injury, a disease, or other complications, there are many consequences of tooth loss that can affect your health. At Lifetime Family Dental, we offer several treatment options...
Are you a candidate for smile correction? If you have several broken, missing, or severely decayed teeth that cause you to hide your smile, then you could benefit from a full mouth reconstruction. At Lifetime Family Dental, we can help restore your smile, your health,...
Surgery may seem like an intimidating solution to dental complications. Most people dread dental surgery because it sounds painful and scary. However, dental surgeries are typically very simple procedures with a quick recovery. To set your mind at ease, the dentists at Lifetime Family Dental...
When you have missing teeth, bridges and implants can restore a confident smile. It’s always important to replace missing teeth in order to prevent infections and keep your mouth healthy. If you want to achieve a full smile and better oral health, the experts at...
While smoking cigarettes is not nearly as trendy as it once was, it’s flame is far from extinguished. In the U.S., nearly 14 of every 100 adults—an estimated 34.2 million—light up on a regular basis. Scare tactics and finger-wagging aside, what are the effects of...
An accident, a fall, an injury or neglected oral care can cause the loss of teeth and make life a bit more difficult. It can be harder to eat, to drink, or to do the daily functions of life. Loss of teeth may not only...