Is a problem with stained teeth holding you back from flashing a happy and confident smile? Stains are a common concern, one that can be difficult avoid even as you consistently protect your teeth against dental decay. You may grow concerned that your stains are permanent after trying to remove them with store bought whitening […]
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Avoiding the dentist can create problems for your oral health even when you have no active problems to address. When a problem has formed, putting off treatment can lead to more damage to your tooth structure, as well as a heightened risk for complications to develop. Our West Allis, WI dentist’s office is prepared to […]
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What are you currently doing to protect yourself against cavities? Proper preventive care calls for good daily habits. Each day, you should take care of food particles and growing bacteria on your teeth by brushing and flossing. Flossing once a day and brushing twice will create an important first line of defense around your smile, […]
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If you choose to simply live life with an incomplete smile, you may be accepting more than just an incomplete smile. While the cosmetic effect of tooth loss can be significant, you also need to be aware that your tooth loss can also impact your ability to bite and chew. Choosing to “work around” a […]
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How much oral health support are you really receiving at a typical dental checkup? During preventive exams, our West Allis, WI dentist’s office is focused on keeping your smile safe against multiple threats. In addition to helping you avoid dental decay, we address plaque and tartar buildup through regular teeth cleanings, and we also look […]
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You know you would like to make changes to your smile, and you can even identify the specific issues that you would like to address. However, without an understanding of what cosmetic dentistry can really do for patients, it can be difficult to know what your options for care might be. At our West Allis, […]
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When a cavity forms, it will only worsen until you undergo the appropriate restorative dental treatment. Dental decay is something you can prevent with good habits at home, but when a cavity develops, the decay will continue to spread in spite of your oral hygiene routine. Eventually, the problem will grow serious enough to result […]
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What does your current approach to preventive dental care include? There are several actions you should take on a daily basis if you want to avoid problems that call for restorative dentistry. Brushing and flossing consistently will be important, and the approach you take to maintaining your diet will also have an impact on your […]
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What can you really expect from a procedure to restore your incomplete smile? Is prosthetic dental work capable of doing more than just fixing the cosmetic problems associated with tooth loss? When dental implants are put in place to hold restorations, your treatment can do more for you than you realize. Implant-held restorations are stable […]
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You can confirm that your smile is healthy by attending a routine dental checkup and receiving important feedback from your dentist. Routine exams provide important feedback about the condition of your smile as well as protection through thorough teeth cleanings. While consistent exams will help you avoid problems, a good strategy for cavity prevention is […]
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2323 S 109th St., #300
West Allis, WI 53227
(414) 541-8250
Monday: 9 – 5
Tuesday: 9 – 6
Wednesday: 8:30 – 4
Thursday: 8 – 3
Friday: Closed
