Any dentist will tell you that their work can make an enormous impact on the lives of their patients, but that communicating that to patients who haven’t experienced it can sometimes be difficult. When it comes to veneers, however, the results speak for themselves.
Veneers have been improving how people look and feel for nearly a century, but they haven’t always been the same as they are today. If you want to learn more about how they’ve changed, here’s a brief history of this cosmetic dental treatment.
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If you’re like many Americans, you probably have toothpicks in your home. They are handy to have around the house to pick food from your teeth. Charles Foster, an American businessman, began the mass production of toothpicks in the nineteenth century after a trip to Brazil. During his visit, he noticed Brazilians had amazing smiles, which they credited to using toothpicks. Although they are effective at dislodging food particles, are toothpicks good for your teeth? They aren’t as safe as you might believe. They can place you at risk of a 
Nothing can interrupt your day quicker than a toothache. Although you might think of occasional tooth pain as a normal occurrence, it’s never a good sign. It’s probably caused by an untreated dental problem, like a cavity, fracture, or infection. You won’t want to wait for your toothache to go away. Even if your pain subsides on its own, that’s not always good news. It can mean that it’s too late to save your tooth. Here’s why you should call your 
Although cavities are preventable, 92% of adults have had at least one in a permanent tooth. If you have a history of tooth decay, you probably needed a filling. Whether amalgam or composite, a filling is designed to provide a long-term solution, but it won’t last forever. If you have a lost dental filling, don’t panic! You’re going to need to see an 
