If you’re getting a dental implant to replace a tooth, you may need a bone graft first to anchor the implant. Find out what to expect if this is the case for you.
You’re always told to go to the dentist twice a year. That’s sound advice. Read on to learn the invaluable benefits of regular dental cleanings and exams.
Want to help your children have the healthiest teeth possible? Read on to learn about a couple of preventive treatments that can make all the difference for a child’s oral health.
Wondering exactly what a smile makeover includes? The answer is as individual as you are. Read on to find out how we approach smile makeovers and what yours might include.
The sun is shining, the breeze blissfully balmy. You’re sporting a golden tan, but your teeth are dingy yellow. Give the sun some competition by brightening your smile with a professional teeth whitening treatment.
Are you tired of looking in the mirror and seeing a gummy smile? Do you try to hide your mouth every time your picture is taken? Find out how your dentist can help you feel better about your smile.
One of the best things you can do for your oral health is to make regular dental visits for teeth cleanings and exams. Here are a few benefits you can expect from those visits.
More than 36 million Americans don’t have any teeth, and 90% of them wear dentures. Are you a candidate to join their ranks? Here are a few signs that it might be time to consider dentures.
A new year is here, and with it comes a fresh opportunity to get the smile makeover you’ve always wanted. Find out how to make this the year you boost your confidence with a brand-new smile.
Having a dentist who can treat you during an emergency is critical if you want the best for your oral health. Read on to find out why this is important.
Do you look in the mirror and see more gums than teeth? If so, you may be thinking it’s time to change the look of your smile. Read on to find out what options are available.
If you need a cosmetic fix to your smile because of teeth that are gapped, crooked, discolored, chipped, or cracked, porcelain veneers might be just the upgrade you’re looking for. Find out more here.
You hear all the time that you’re supposed to visit the dentist every six months to have your teeth cleaned. Find out if that’s really necessary and what to expect when you do visit the dentist.
If you need a dental implant to replace a tooth in your upper mouth but don’t have enough jawbone to hold the implant, a sinus lift can help give you the bone structure you need.
You may not realize it, but sugar is likely causing damage to your teeth. Here’s why it happens and what you can do about keeping your teeth strong and healthy.
If you’re frustrated with flaws in your smile, learn more about what a complete smile makeover could do for you. Your treatment plan can address many common dental issues. Here’s what you should know about getting a smile makeover.
Dentures are a popular option for people missing a few or all their teeth. Today, there are more options than ever when selecting the best denture for your needs. Here’s how to make the right choice for you.
Did you damage a tooth? Getting a dental crown could be the best option to prevent more problems down the road. In some cases, you can get a same-day crown rather than the traditional two-visit option. Read on to learn more.
Early dental care sets your child up for a lifetime of A-plus oral health. From caring for baby teeth to welcoming permanent teeth, oversight is key. National Children's Dental Health Month is a perfect time to brush up on your child’s dental needs.
Few cosmetic procedures make you look younger more quickly or economically than professional teeth whitening. So don’t let yellow teeth be your greeting to the world. Read on to learn how easy it is to brighten that smile.
Gum disease may start out as some minor bleeding when you brush your teeth. As the condition progresses, you may ultimately lose teeth. Stopping gum disease in its tracks through early intervention is key.
When it comes to improving your smile, you have many options. If you’re looking for a simple fix with dramatic results, you may want to consider veneers.
Know that you should schedule your teeth cleaning, but wondering if visits every six months are worth it? Here are a few ways a professional cleaning can protect your teeth and overall health.
Strong oral hygiene habits are important for healthy teeth, but did you know your oral health influences your heart, too? Find out how fighting gum disease, a common oral health issue that causes inflammation, could boost heart health.
Are you tired of seeing those little black spaces between your teeth when you smile? The good news is, those black triangles can be fixed and you can have the beautiful smile you’ve been dreaming of.
Are you bothered by stained, crooked, or damaged teeth? If you don’t like your smile, you don’t have to hide it. Consider a customized smile makeover for a personalized transformation.
Do you need a dental crown and wish you could skip wearing a temporary cover? We can make that happen with customized CEREC® same-day crowns. Read on to learn how you can get a crown in a few hours rather than a few weeks.
Looking to boost your immunity and defend against common viruses like the flu and the cold? Wondering how you can also keep your teeth healthy? In this guide from Silicon Valley Dental Associates, we’ll discuss a few healthy foods that are good for both...
If you have one or more damaged or missing teeth and are located in Sunnyvale, restorative dentistry from Silicon Valley Dental Associates is the right choice for restoring your smile and your bite. Not sure why you should get restorative care, or what...
Wondering if veneers are right for you? Curious to learn more details about this cosmetic treatment? At Silicon Valley Dental Associates, our team is always happy to answer your questions to help you understand your options for cosmetic dental treatments.
If you’re interested in restorative dentistry to replace a missing tooth in Sunnyvale, you may be wondering if dental implants or dental bridges are right for you. What’s the difference between these two treatments, and what’s a better option for you?
