Author: The Center for Dental Excellence

Root canal therapy is often necessary to remove bacteria from an infected tooth root and save a natural tooth. The treatment protects the vulnerable tooth structure from reinfection and involves removing the infected or inflamed

Many people are unhappy with the appearance of their smile due to an abundance of gum tissue. A “gummy smile” can make teeth appear shorter and uneven, but laser gum contouring can revitalize your smile.

Dentists have long been involved in evaluating and treating obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), going back to the 1980s when oral appliance therapy (OAT) was first introduced. Sleep apnea is a serious concern, and the most

All family members have unique needs for their oral health, from toddlers at their first dental exam to aging loved ones with missing teeth. A family dentist, such as Dr. Gordon Bell, DDS, can provide

Full mouth reconstruction involves a number of procedures and treatments that are customized to address the functional problems with someone’s smile. These restorative dentistry options may include bone grafts to rebuild the jawbone and accommodate

The holidays are filled with smiles, selfies and group photos, and you may notice your crooked or overcrowded teeth more this time of year. While most orthodontic solutions take years of visible metal in the

A crown isn’t just something that you wear on your head. A dental crown is something that can benefit your mouth! Dental crowns, also known as caps, cover and restore compromised teeth. Dr. Gordon Bell

Small habits have big impacts. At least that’s the idea behind preventive dentistry. Preventive dentistry includes all the ways you care for your teeth to keep them healthy. Read on as Dr. Gordon Bell of

Your smile may lose its luster for many reasons, especially as you age. Poor dental hygiene, missed dental exams and cleanings combined with untreated gum disease and health conditions impact the function and appearance of

Missing one or more teeth does more than harm the appearance of your smile; It creates a cascade of damage to all areas of your mouth. Research suggests tooth loss decreases your lifespan, providing yet