Dental veneers are mainly an attractive choice for those who have suffered from chipped teeth, gap teeth, or other visual imperfections they want to alter. Check out our blog post to find out if dental veneers are a good choice for you.
Depending on how well-versed you are in the assortment of dental treatments that are out there, you may have heard of dental fillings or dental crowns. But what about inlays and onlays? Inlays and onlays are also considered types of restorative dental care as they can help restore a tooth’s strength and structure. Read our blog post to learn more about inlays and onlays.
If you want to improve the look of your smile, cosmetic treatments at our office are a great choice. We offer services like Invisalign, veneers, teeth whitening, and tooth bonding. Read our blog post to find out what tooth bonding is and how it can help your smile.
Do you brush your teeth regularly and floss often? If so, did you know that maintaining a great at-home oral hygiene regimen isn’t enough to protect your oral health? Scheduling a routine cleaning and exam every six months is a crucial part of keeping your smile healthy and strong! Take a look at our blog post for all the benefits of regular cleanings and exams at the dentist.
When you look at pictures of yourself, do you wish you had whiter teeth? Teeth whitening is a great confidence booster. Take a look at our blog post to find out if you can get your teeth professionally whitened if you have dental crowns.
Our mission is to help minimize TMD symptoms and ultimately correct the issue altogether. Do you have any questions about at-home tips for TMJ or in-office treatments? Please contact Riverstone Dental Care in Canton, GA to schedule your consultation!
In our blog post, we suggest healthful fall foods that are beneficial for your teeth. Please contact our team for more dental tips!
In our blog post, we share tips to improve your oral hygiene routine at home. Please contact us for more dental care tips!
Periodontal therapy at the dentist can improve your gum health and preserve your natural teeth. Learn more in our blog post!
Pain is your body's signal that something is wrong. In our blog post, we explain possible causes of a toothache.