It may go without saying that none of us want to deal with tooth loss. Fortunately, complete tooth loss is not as much of a concern as it once was. Advanced dental care techniques and increased access to dentists…
Read MoreNearly 40 million people in the U.S. do not have any teeth and 178 million are missing a single tooth per epidemiological studies. A missing tooth can make you want to hide your beautiful smile. No matter how your tooth…
Read MoreIt is perfectly natural to feel apprehensive when you go to the dentist, but that apprehension should not be so overwhelming that it keeps you from getting the care you need. Regular visits to the dentist and a good oral…
Read MoreDental anxiety or fear is a fairly common issue in dental practice. It is estimated to affect nearly 36% of the population, with far-reaching implications on their overall oral health. 20% of Americans admit to skipping their appointments due to…
Read MoreAre you feeling self-conscious about your smile? You aren’t alone. A survey by the American Dental Association indicates that 35% of adults are embarrassed about the shape of their oral health. 33% will avoid smiling due to existing tooth problems.…
Read MoreIf you’re missing teeth due to an accident, tooth decay, gum disease, or other reasons, you’re not alone. In fact, millions of Americans suffer from tooth loss. Prior to technological advancements in dentistry, the only option to replace missing teeth…
Read MoreYou might have heard this before from your dentist in Asheville, but it’s definitely true that your smile is always your best accessory. It’s also one of the very first things everyone notices about you, including potential professional and personal…
Read MoreA missing tooth or teeth can happen in an instant or develop over time. Sometimes we’re living life, and an accident occurs, causing damage to our smile. Decay and deterioration, over time, can also cause a tooth or teeth to…
Read MoreAs we grow older (usually in your 30s) there’s a possibility of damage or deterioration that’s evident in your teeth. This could be especially true for patients who have avoided seeing their Asheville dentist for regular checkups over the years.…
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