Veneers are cosmetic dental appliances designed to be cemented over troubled teeth to reshape them and cover up flaws like cracks, chips, gaps, and stains. While these thin shells are made from high-quality materials that are inedible to harmful oral bacteria, the teeth they cover and protect can still develop cavities if they don’t receive the proper care. Here’s how you can get cavities after receiving veneers as well as how to maintain your beautiful new smile.

Are you ready to join more than 500,000 people this year who are investing in dental implants? A consultation with an implant dentist is your first step to replace your lost teeth. Your dentist will learn more about your oral and medical history to ensure they are right for you. However, it’s also your opportunity to ask questions about the road ahead. Here are a few questions to ask during your dental implant consultation. 

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