Can I Get a Metal-Free Tooth Implant?

Metal free tooth implant options in Plano, Texas.

Many Plano dental patients are turning to metal-free dentistry. Instead of amalgam fillings, they select composite and porcelain restorations. The Plano Dentist can use non-metal fillings and crowns to match precisely to your natural tooth color. Some individuals are sensitive to the metals used in traditional fillings. Non-metal materials can prevent potential tooth sensitivity. Controversy…

Learn More About Tooth Restoration

Total Tooth Restoration

Your face is always on display for others to see. You can’t hide it behind long sleeves, baggy jeans, or a hat. Many lucky Plano residents who have received smile makeovers at The Plano Dentist believe their dazzling new smile brightens their whole faces. Some Dallas professionals have corrected tooth problems prior to beginning a…

The Advantages of Implant-Retained Dentures

implant dentures Plano

Are you trading your traditional dentures for implant-stabilized dentures? Implant-retained or implant-stabilized dentures both provide several merits over traditional dentures. Secure in the mouth—no slipping Provides up to 100% natural chewing function The upper denture doesn’t cover as much of the palate This helps users taste food more easily. (Hooray!) More comfortable When dentures are…

Transform Your Smile with Dental Implants at The Plano Dentist

Transform Your Smile with Dental Implants at The Plano Dentist

Losing a tooth can significantly impact not only our ability to chew but also our confidence and self-esteem. Fortunately, dental technology has made remarkable strides in restorative dentistry, offering a revolutionary solution: dental implants. At The Plano Dentist, we understand the importance of a complete and radiant smile, and our team of experts is committed…

Oral Health For Plano Diabetics

Oral Health For Dallas Diabetics

According to the CDC, over 34 million Americans have diabetes. Perhaps you are one of them. Let’s talk about oral health for diabetics. Many Dallas individuals with diabetes have dental issues. However, gingivitis (gum disease), and tooth decay are not unavoidable for those affected by diabetes. Blood Sugar and Oral Health Blood sugar is a…