How Do I Care for My Bonded Teeth?
September 11, 2020Tooth bonding can restore your appearance and protect your smile for years to come. To ask our team any questions about caring for your bonded teeth or to schedule an appointment, call us today!
Tooth bonding can restore your appearance and protect your smile for years to come. To ask our team any questions about caring for your bonded teeth or to schedule an appointment, call us today!
Custom take-home teeth whitening trays from Oakboro Family Dentistry will give you better results than over-the-counter whitening strips, toothpaste, or kits. The trays are designed to fit your teeth perfectly. Make an appointment today for a brighter smile!
We use dental crowns to treat a variety of issues. If you think your smile might benefit from a dental crown, give us a call. Our Oakboro Family Dentistry team in SC will be happy to answer any questions you might have about dental crowns.
Both full and partial dentures are used to replace missing teeth, but depending on your situation, one may be a better solution for you. Come see us for a consultation. We love restoring smiles!
Read our blog to learn more about what is considered a dental emergency. Give our front office a call if you need to arrange for dental services. We are taking extra precautions to control the spread of disease.
Keep yourself and your loved ones safe during this difficult time. We look forward to seeing you again in our office as soon as restrictions are lifted and it is safe to reopen.
Oakboro Family Dentistry offers durable natural-looking tooth replacement solutions. Read our blog to learn about implant-supported dentures in Oakboro, NC!
Read our blog post to learn what root canal treatment is and when it is needed to protect your oral health.
If you still have your tonsils, you may find yourself afflicted with tonsil stones, also known as tonsilloliths, at some point in your life. If you are suffering from the symptoms listed in our blog, come see us at Oakboro Family Dentistry for relief.
Studies have shown a link between gum disease and certain types of cancer. The good news is that gum disease is preventable and treatable. If you are experiencing tender or inflamed gums, come see us right away to get on the road to healing.