Over the decades, dental implants have been helping people replace missing teeth. As a result, their bite is stronger and their confidence is given a well-deserved boost. However, many people still aren’t aware of the versatility dental implants can offer, especially for those who currently wear either full or partial dentures in Longmont.
After placing your implants and crafting a denture designed to fit with them, your quality of life will notice significant improvements. Consider your options today!
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When you’ve got holes in your shoes or socks, it’s obvious that it’s time to make the switch to a new pair. When you’re clothes are out of style or your phone is too slow, you know it’s time for an update on both ends. But do you know when it’s time to swap out your current toothbrush for a new one?
Many patients can’t understand why the dentist would recommend porcelain materials to repair teeth. Delicate things like porcelain dolls and porcelain teacups come to mind first, and it may seem unlikely that porcelain is strong enough to repair damaged teeth or enhance your smile. However, think about the strength of a porcelain knife. The type of porcelain, design, and use make all the difference when it comes to the strength of porcelain. In fact, dental-grade porcelain is typically just as strong (if not stronger) than your natural tooth enamel. Whether you’re considering cosmetic treatment using 
As a health-conscious person, you’re probably always scrutinizing the ingredients list of any food you buy. You look for foods that are free from complex-sounding chemicals and artificial dyes, and you’re careful to avoid anything that has ingredients you’re allergic to. But do you take a similar approach with your toothpaste? As your 
It’s been over two decades since Dr. James A. Maurer started practicing in the Longmont area. He’s been doing his best to provide patients a very high standard of care to as many patients as possible. Now, his patients have spoken not just about his dental care, but about his son’s treatment as well. Clearly the apple does not fall far from the tree.
There is nothing worse than a toothache. It can send waves of pain throughout your face and head. Although the discomfort is often due to a single tooth, it can feel as though your entire mouth is the source of the problem. While you can sometimes determine which tooth is causing the problem, other times it may not be as clear. To better understand why your whole mouth hurts, a new study was conducted to address the issue. With the study’s findings, your emergency dentist in Longmont can better detect the underlying cause to provide you with the relief you need.