When it comes to your New Year's resolutions, don't forget to put your oral health on the list! Our Denver Restorative Dentistry team in Bloomfield, CO, specializes in providing high-quality dental restorations that can complete your smile. But we also work with you to keep your smile as healthy as possible to prevent dental damage. We are committed to helping... read more »

Do you like what you see when you flash a smile at yourself in the mirror? Is your first impression the best it can be? Even with good daily oral hygiene habits, your teeth might look better with a little refresher to help them look whiter, brighter, and more appealing. If that's true for you, a professional teeth whitening treatment... read more »

Taking good care of your smile involves daily oral care and routine dental exams and cleanings. Even so, there are times when your oral health may still run into trouble. Whether from tooth damage or dental decay there are treatments that can address these issues and restore your mouth and smile back to full function and an aesthetic appearance. Our... read more »

If you constantly find yourself battling bad breath, you are not alone. Bad breath, or halitosis, can make your life miserable if you are always feeling self-conscious when you are around others. There are a myriad of factors that could be causing your bad breath, and we highly recommend seeing your doctor and our team to root out the source... read more »

At Denver Restorative Dentistry in Broomfield, Colorado, our dentists, Taylor Goggins and D. Brian Aguirre are pleased to support your efforts to achieve strong oral health for a lifetime of smiles. Let's look at four things you can do to keep your smile healthier.  #1 Dental Flossing Brushing only cleans 50% of your tooth surfaces, because 50% of the harmful... read more »

There are ways to prevent tooth enamel from staining when you eat and drink. Dr. Taylor Goggins and our team in Broomfield, Colorado understand that enjoying your daily coffee or cranberry juice with breakfast is important even though they can stain your smile. Check out the following tips you can take to limit tooth stains. --Using a straw: Sipping staining... read more »