LS Smiles Blog

When you’re missing teeth, it can be difficult to complete daily tasks, like eating, speaking clearly, and smiling with confidence. Over time, tooth loss can also lead to additional oral health issues, like misalignment, bone loss, and an increased risk of gum disease. Fortunately, dental implants are available to help prevent these problems from developing. It is generally recommended that you start the process of replacing your missing teeth as soon as possible, but what if you are pregnant? Here’s what you should know.

Are you unhappy with the way your smile looks? One of the best ways to improve your pearly whites is with veneers. By covering them with porcelain shells, you can conceal most minor dental imperfections—such as stained, chipped, cracked, misaligned, and misshapen teeth. A small portion of your enamel needs to be removed for veneers beforehand, but how much exactly? Keep reading to learn what you can expect from this cosmetic dental procedure!