Spring is a great time for making changes, including when it comes to refreshing your smile! While dental restorations are our signature services, our Denver Restorative Dentistry team offers cosmetic treatments to bring out the best in your smile so you want to flash your smile often and with confidence. You may think of dentistry as being mainly functional, and... read more »

When it comes to your smile, there are times you may need dental restorations to replace missing teeth. February  is host to Valentine's Day and National Toothache Day, which makes it a great time to show your smile some love and make sure your pearly whites get the attention they need and deserve. Never ignore a toothache, because unless it's... read more »

When it comes to your smile, yours is as unique as the person sitting next to you in our dental office. Our prosthodontists understand this, which is why we work hard to make sure your smile gets professional, personalized dental care tailored to your needs. Helping you create a smile you can be proud to show off is important to... read more »

Just because a tooth is severely damaged, it does not necessarily need to be extracted. Even when many other treatment options have been exhausted, it may be possible to save a tooth with a dental crown. A dental crowns is highly reliable treatment option designed to cap and conceal a tooth teeth on all sides down to the gum line.... read more »

  If you have not already done so, it is important to visit your dentist for a routine check-up to determine if you're brushing and flossing techniques are being done effectively. Your dentist will be able to determine if you are accurately cleaning between teeth and using dental floss as intended. If for any reason you are missing any areas... read more »

At Denver Restorative Dentistry, Dr. Goggins and Dr. Esguerra are happy to help our patients in Broomfield, Colorado with all of their oral care needs. Did you know that tooth enamel is the hardest substance in the body, even harder than the bones? Still, those pearly whites can be injured and sustain cracked or fractured teeth. While you can't always... read more »