Restorative dentistry focuses on repairing and restoring the functionality of teeth. However, in recent years, there has been a significant overlap with cosmetic dentistry, which aims to improve the aesthetics of a smile. The benefits of cosmetic dentistry treatments extend beyond mere appearance; they often enhance the function and longevity of your teeth. Here, we will explore three popular cosmetic... read more »

When it comes to the vast realm of dentistry, various specialists focus on different aspects of oral health, ensuring their patients receive the most effective treatment for their specific needs. Among these specialists, prosthodontists occupy a unique position, offering services that go beyond the scope of general dentistry. Understanding the differences between a prosthodontist and your typical dentist, as well... read more »

Practicing preventive dental care is one of the most crucial goals to maintain good oral health and prevent tooth decay and periodontal disease from invading your smile. Dental problems can be painful, costly, and time-consuming to treat, so it is essential to take preventative measures to keep your pearly whites and gums as healthy as possible. Here are some tips... read more »

The busy holiday season is upon us, and with the year almost over, it's also time to use (or lose) those insurance benefits to get your smile in great shape for the new year ahead. Our premier prosthodontic dental practice doesn't just offer transformative dental restorations, we also offer cosmetic dentistry options for your smile. Our Denver Restorative Dentistry team... read more »

At Denver Restorative Dentistry in Broomfield, Colorado, our prosthodontists are pleased to provide our patients with the latest in technological advances for quality dental restorations and a healthier smile. Drs. Goggins, Aguirre, Pitz, Poineal and Chertok can give you the dental care you deserve as comfortably as possible with restorations that can last for years to come. -Cone beam 3D... read more »

Taking good care of your smile means practicing good oral hygiene habits daily and visiting your dentist regularly for cleanings and exams. This goes a long way to lower your risk of tooth decay and gum disease. However, your mouth is still vulnerable to harm from traumatic injury and disease. For example, certain treatments for oral cancer may mean undergoing... read more »

It's not uncommon to lose one's teeth, whether from age, poor oral hygiene or accidental injury. Of course, daily oral hygiene care, proper nutrition for healthy teeth and gums along with routine dental cleanings can help your natural teeth survive as long as possible. But when teeth are lost for whatever reason, it's important to replace them to avoid bone... read more »

June is here and that means national Oral Health Month is too! This is a great time to focus on taking better care of your pearly whites and your gums so you can have many years of healthier smiles to show off. According to the American Dental Association, dental health has come a long way since 5,000 years ago when... read more »

The holidays are filled with good cheer, special moments and lots of gifts exchanged. When it comes to you and your family's smiles, what better gift to give than a healthy, beautiful smile that is thriving all year round! Especially since your oral health is so closely connected to your general health. You can support your family's dental health by... read more »

You’ve heard it since you were a little kid in the oversized dental chair—oral health is important. I don’t have to list the reasons, because your dentist has probably recited them all before. But, the idea that teeth are important—that teeth are powerful—is ancient and worldwide. In ancient Armenia, people used tools to modify and style teeth to distinguish powerful... read more »