The DFW Dental Implant Center Blog

When it comes to replacing missing teeth, dental implants are the name of the game! And if you’ve just replaced your lost pearly whites with implants, you’re probably feeling pretty great about your new smile. However, it’s now up to you to ensure that your dental implants last—and believe it or not, one way of doing this is by getting plenty of vitamin D. Keep reading to learn more about how vitamin D greatly benefits your oral health and in turn, your dental implants.

Pregnancy is an exciting time in your life; but it also means that you’ve got a lot of extra things to keep track of, now that you’ve got an extra passenger onboard! One thing to keep in mind is your oral health; and tooth loss is one problem in particular that can expedite several other serious issues, including additional missing teeth. But are teeth restoration solutions like dental implants safe during pregnancy? Keep reading to learn more.

While scrolling through photos of your favorite social media influencer, you probably can’t help but wonder how they got their smile to look so good. For many of these internet celebrities, veneers are the secret behind their picture-perfect grins! Take it from famous faces like Huda Kattan, Gigi Gorgeous, and Jeffrey Star – this cosmetic service can make a huge difference both in the mirror and for your channel. Read on to learn a few reasons why social media influencers love veneers and how they can help you achieve a stunning grin.

Yellow teeth often ruin what would otherwise be great smiles. Even if someone has avoided severe conditions like cavities or gum disease, tooth stains can make them look dirty or unkempt. So then, why do teeth yellow in the first place? More importantly, what can you do about them?

Let your Fort Worth dentist answer these questions. Here’s a summary of common causes and solutions to yellow teeth that’ll put your smile back on track!

Do you have teeth that constantly seem stained and dull despite your best efforts? There are many reasons for tooth discoloration, but some of them are actually hereditary! Your genetics can heavily influence your enamel and in turn, the color of your teeth—even if you practice good oral hygiene! Here’s what you need to know about this connection, along with some cosmetic treatment options that can help you get your smile back on track.