
Thanksgiving is just around the corner, so many of us are eager to prepare some of our favorite seasonal dishes, meet up with family and friends, and enjoy a couple of extra days off of work. If you haven’t already, this is the perfect time of year to reminisce about all of the things in life that you are grateful for. There are so many – especially if you have dental implants. Read on to learn more about all of the different reasons why you should appreciate your restorations.
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People of all ages get excited about Halloween. Besides scary movies, creative costumes, and spooky decorations, who doesn’t love a night of overindulging in their favorite Halloween candy? With so many tasty treats, it can be impossible to ignore your sweet tooth, but a night of trick or treating doesn’t have to come back to haunt your smile. Here are 4 tips to keep tooth decay at bay.
Teeth are meant to last for a lifetime; however, they aren’t indestructible. A dental crown is the most common restorative procedure used to save a badly damaged tooth. It can also be used for preventive or cosmetic reasons. Unfortunately, crowns are associated with a hefty price tag. Whether your dentist recommended a crown or you need a replacement, now is the time to use your dental insurance to lower the cost before it’s too late. Your benefits don’t last forever. Here’s how to get the dental crown you need without breaking the bank. 





Whether replacing a single tooth, multiple teeth, or an entire arch, dental implants are the next best thing to your natural smile. As the only treatment to replicate both the root and crown, a dental implant provides unmatched benefits when compared to traditional methods, like a 95% success rate. Your investment can thrive for 30 years or more with the right maintenance. Unfortunately, brushing isn’t enough. Flossing dental implants is crucial to their long-term success. Although they may look and feel like your real teeth, flossing is going to be a bit different.