Dental Blog

When people think about improving their smiles with cosmetic dentistry, porcelain veneers are a popular option. At Town Dental Group in Mint Hill, our veneers correct flaws and leave you with a magnificent smile.

At Town Dental Group in Mint Hill, we continue to achieve fantastic results with our cosmetic dentistry smile makeovers.

Grappling with yellowed, discolored, stained, or even multi-colored teeth? A smile makeover with cosmetic dentistry from Town Dental Group in Mint Hill might be the answer.

Restorative dentistry has come a long way over the years and there are now several effective ways to repair decayed teeth. In this post from Town Dental Group in Mint Hill, we are going to focus on two similar types of restorations: dental inlays and onlays.

This message from Town Dental Group in Mint Hill is about replacing missing teeth with dental implants.

Whether you are one of the folks who goes willingly for your check-up, or are hesitant about getting dental work done, the team at name of practice wants you to make and keep regular appointments for cleanings and checkups.

Plaque is that sticky, filmy stuff that forms on teeth. It is the main cause of tooth decay and gum disease. For the best dental health, the team at Town Dental Group in Mint Hill reminds all of our patients to brush and floss their teeth twice a day.

This post from Town Dental Group in Mint Hill begins with something we’d classify as Murphy’s Law. You leave the house on a pressing errand, looking completely disheveled. Inevitably, you bump into someone you know. How do you feel in your ill-fitting sweatpants and stained T-shirt?

Cosmetic dentistry is really coming into its own. Trend-watchers say that more and more people are choosing it every day to improve their smiles, with the procedures that are available at Town Dental Group in Mint Hill.

At Town Dental Group in Mint Hill, we use a variety of processes to restore damaged teeth. Most dental patients are familiar with fillings. Traditional fillings are also called ‘direct restorations’ because they are applied to the tooth and then shaped and polished in one visit.