Dr. Costa & Dr. Waxmen Family Dentistry Blog

Sometimes life comes at you pretty fast—and you might be minding your own business, happily plugging away at work or relaxing at home when out of nowhere, you’re stricken by a dental emergency! However, you don’t have to live in fear of suffering a dental injury, nor do you have to sit around, totally unprepared for one; having an emergency dental kit ready to go will ensure that no matter what type of situation unfolds involving your pearly whites, you’re in good shape! Here’s what your emergency dentist thinks you should include in this useful kit.

People have been enhancing the appearance of their teeth for quite some time—in fact, even though cosmetic dental treatments like veneers might seem like a relatively modern invention, they’ve actually seen quite a bit of use and have come in many shapes and sizes over the last century! But thanks to continuous advancements in dental technology, they are now better and more beautiful than ever before. Here’s a brief overview of the history of veneers and how they’ve evolved to expertly serve smiles everywhere.

Dentures are among the most tried-and-true tooth replacement options available. These prosthetics have helped countless generations of patients replace their missing teeth, and due to their accessibility and affordability, they likely aren’t going away anytime soon! That said, if you’ve had missing teeth for quite some time, you might be wondering if dentures are still a possibility for you. Keep reading to learn more from your dentist about dentures and how they might still be a possibility for those with long-term tooth loss.

We live in a very vast world, and these days many of us find ourselves traveling to places near and far, for business or pleasure! And if travel is a large part of your life, you might be wondering if something like dental implant placement could potentially ground you for a while—not necessarily! Here’s more from your trusted dentist about dental implant placement and when you can conveniently resume your travels after rebuilding your smile.