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Dentistry for the Entire Family: How Dental Services Differ By Age
In this post, our Carbonear dentists explain the ins and outs of family dentistry and how we help kids, teens, adults, and seniors keep their smiles healthy.
How to Tell if You Need a Dental Filling
If you have a cavity, a dental filling can be an effective way to restore your tooth. There are different types of fillings that can get the job done. Here our Carbonear dentists explain why you'd need a tooth filling, and the different types of fillings to consider.
Is Getting Dental Implants Painful?
Today, our Carbonear dentists discuss dental implants and how to manage any pain you may encounter.
Healthy Teeth: Why Starting Early Is Key
Here, our Carbonear dentists explain why establishing good dental health care routines early in life is important for your child.
Bone Grafting for Dental Implants
If you are considering dental implants to replace your missing teeth a bone graft may first be necessary in order to prepare your jaw for the implants. Here, our Carbonear dentists discuss dental implants and bone grafting procedures.
How Do I Get My Toddler to Brush Their Teeth?
Today, our Carbonear dentists provide some tips on how you can get your toddler into the habit of brushing their teeth.
The Dental Implant Procedure
To preserve your oral health, it is crucial to replace any missing teeth. Your dentist may need to place a dental implant to support a tooth replacement. Here, our Carbonear dentists explain the dental implant procedure.
What is the Difference Between a Pediatric Dentist & a General Dentist?
Pediatric dentists specialize in the oral health care of children, from infants to teenagers. Here, our Carbonear dentists explain how pediatric dentists are different from general dentists.
Do dental implants feel like natural teeth?
Dental implants look like natural teeth, and they also feel like them to some extent. Here, our Carbonear dentists describe the similarities and differences.
How To Teach Oral Hygiene To Kids
Good oral hygiene habits start when children are babies. We explain why it’s important to teach habits early through instruction and reinforce them throughout childhood.