Dental Implants

Whitening For 3 Types Of Tooth Stains

If your smile could use some brightening, what are you waiting for? Professional teeth whitening by The Yuma Dentist can dramatically improve their appearance. It is important to realize that not every Yuma smile responds the same to teeth whitening. The degree of whiteness attained and the treatment time necessary depends on the type of

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Let’s Talk About Your Smile

One of the best things about the dental profession is interacting with our patients. During initial dental consultations, we listen carefully to each one’s short and long term dental goals. We enjoy discussing options and developing effective treatment plans tailored specifically to each person. Some of our patients desire a total smile makeover. We explain

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Missing Teeth and Dental Implants

It’s a deceptively simple idea: replace a missing tooth by attaching an artificial one directly to the patient’s jaw. It’s an idea that has been around for a thousand years or more, but in the last half century, it has become an exact science. Dental implants are one of the specialties offered at The Yuma

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Does Your Teen Have Unique Dental Challenges?

When it comes to oral health, adolescence is a pivotal time for young people. The Yuma Dentist, with offices in Yuma and Fortuna Foothills, can offer some insight. On the upside, the last of the permanent teeth come in providing young men and women with their “adult smile.” Good habits can be forged and reinforced.

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This Is The Year For A Beautiful Smile in Yuma!

If you are not familiar with the latest dental advances, you might not realize what cosmetic dentistry can do for you. At The Yuma Dentist, we can transform your smile from ordinary into something beautiful. Cosmetic dentistry is dedicated to improving the appearance of teeth. The goal is to create positive change to your teeth

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What Is Necessary For A Dental Crown in Yuma?

Dental crowns have been available in Yuma for a long, long time. But would you believe the procedure itself has been around for a thousand years or more? Ancient dentists used ivory, bone, and seashells to make crowns for teeth. Evidence of gold crowns dates from 200 A.D. Porcelain crowns appeared in the 1800s. With

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Need a Dental Implant? Yuma Dentistry Can Help

Getting a tooth knocked out may sound like a catastrophe, but doesn’t always mean you’ll need to call Yuma Dentistry for an implant. If you can keep a cool head and remember a few simple instructions, chances are good your tooth can be saved. If a tooth gets knocked out, the main things to remember are to

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Ahead of the Curve: Beautiful Smiles in Yuma

Our dental patients with new, beautiful smiles know about the latest cosmetic dental procedures we use, here at the Yuma Dentist. In this post, we’ll describe a few of them. At the Yuma Dentist, we stay ahead of the curve with the latest in dental technology. This includes teeth whitening techniques, porcelain veneers, and implant-anchored dentures.

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Missing Teeth? 5 Things You Need To Know About Dentures

1. Dentures are not the only replacement selection for missing teeth. Dental implants used alone or in combination with a partial denture is often a more effective option for patients. Whereas a removable appliance replaces only the visible parts of teeth, an implant replaces both the root and crown of a tooth. This has critical

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6 Reasons To Ditch Your Dentures For Dental Implants

For thousands of years, dentures have been allowing people to chew foods harder than mashed bananas and flash some teeth when they smile. However, Yuma denture wearers know how unstable, irritating, embarrassing, and inconvenient they can be. Today, Yuma dental patients with missing teeth are fortunate to have a tooth replacement choice that is far

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