Losing a tooth can feel urgent, especially if it affects your smile or chewing. The right replacement helps preserve bone, keep neighboring teeth from drifting, and restore confidence. But which path is best—dental implant, bridge, or partial denture—and how long does each take? Below is a clear, real-world timeline so you know what to expect and how to plan.
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If your teeth look a little longer than they used to—or cold air makes you wince—you might be dealing with gum recession. While it’s common, recession isn’t something to ignore. Gums protect the roots of your teeth like a snug collar; when that collar slips, roots can become exposed, sensitive, and more vulnerable to wear and decay. The encouraging news is that recession can often be stabilized and, in many cases, repaired with modern, minimally invasive approaches. Here’s how we evaluate recession, what causes it, and the treatment options available in the Saginaw/Fort Worth area.
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Most people think of the dentist as the place for cleanings and cavity checks. But every routine visit is also an opportunity to screen for oral cancer—a quick, noninvasive exam that takes just a couple of minutes and could catch concerns early, when they’re far easier to treat. If it’s been a while since your last checkup, here’s why this two-minute step matters and what to expect during the screening.
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Today’s composite resin fillings are color-matched, strong, and conservative, blending seamlessly with natural enamel. Whether you’ve spotted a new dark spot, feel a nagging sensitivity, or want to replace an old silver filling that’s showing its age, tooth-colored restorations can restore both function and confidence—often in a single visit.
Read MoreWe want our new patients not using insurance to start off with the best care available. Schedule an appointment today and get a cleaning, exam, X-Rays, and a free consult or second opinion for only $99.
Using insurance? You can benefit too! We are offering a complimentary teeth whitening treatment for all new patients using insurance.
*$300 value.
*New patients only. Not valid in cases of periodontal disease. Not valid for use with insurance.