Advanced Cosmetic and Implant Dentistry
Cosmetic dentist in Seattle, Washington
Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Implants, Teeth Whitening
So you’ve lost some teeth and now hesitate to smile because of the gaps. If only you could go back in time and regain that full-toothed smile you once had. Guess what? With dental implants, you can! For most patients, a tooth implant is the optimal replacement for both the root and crown of a […]
Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental hygiene, Dental Implants
If you’ve visited our website before you know that implants are the preferable tooth restoration for most men and women with a missing tooth. The dental implant process can take several dental visits over a period of months. Don’t let this discourage you. Each stage of the procedure is critical. Remember that the tooth implant […]
Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Health, Dental hygiene
As I stand over my sink and contemplate the frayed bristles of my cherished toothbrush, I question whether I should replace it. It’s a good question. We all brush our teeth on a daily basis. Like a good pair of jeans, it seems the more we use a toothbrush, the more comfortable it gets. As […]
Family Dentistry, General Dentistry, Gum Disease
Dental Checkups Are Not Just About Cavities At Advanced Cosmetic Implant & Laser Dentistry we encourage people to come in twice a year for a dental examination and cleaning. If you skip biannual dental checkups because you don’t believe you have any cavities, perhaps getting an oral cancer screening is a more compelling reason to see […]
Cosmetic Dentistry, Family Dentistry, Restorative Dentistry
Superficial cuts in the skin disappear without a trace, infections are eradicated with antibiotics, broken bones mend, and inflamed tissues subside. Our teeth, unfortunately, can’t regenerate. Decay can be halted in its progress, but scientists are still years away from actual enamel regeneration. That’s why the team at Advanced Cosmetic Implant & Laser Dentistry strongly […]
Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Implants, Restorative Dentistry
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 25% of adults over 65 have no remaining teeth. Many men and women with missing teeth or no teeth at all choose dentures. This is understandable. It’s problematic to eat and speak with no teeth in the mouth. And a toothless mouth is not an attractive […]
