If you’re missing one or more teeth, you know how important they are to your looks and your ability to chew and speak. Replace that missing tooth, and preserve your dental health with these advanced, natural-feeling and looking options.
If you’re missing one or more teeth, you know how important they are to your looks and your ability to chew and speak. Replace that missing tooth, and preserve your dental health with these advanced, natural-feeling and looking options.
You might not realize it, but your jaw and teeth work together to keep you healthy. Healthy, strong teeth are important not only to your digestion, but to your overall health for a number of reasons, including protecting your jaw.
As of June 1, 2020, Silicon Valley Smile Solutions is open and seeing patients again. In light of COVID-19, however, we are adopting new guidelines...
Dr. Hagshenas is now offering video consultations for patients. This is a good option for patients in San Jose, CA, and other areas to discuss...
Dental implants are a solution doctors are turning to because they provide a full smile reconstruction while providing permanent, durable teeth. Dental implants are sturdy,
When considering the dental implant procedure, there is more to know than just about the implants, themselves. Dental implants require a certain candidate to be...
Dental CrownsDental Crowns are great cosmetic choice for dental patients because they are a great way to get healthy and functional teeth you will be...
The Benefits of Invisalign® Versus Metal Braces Thanks to advancements in orthodontic dentistry it is now easier than ever for dental patients seeking to align...
At some point in most of our lives, we know the pain and discomfort that comes with a tooth cavity. When experiencing a cavity, we tend to be sensitive to temperatures and have aches and pains at the site. It is generally known that your tooth begins to...
If you have experienced a lot of tooth decay, resulting in cavities, your dentist may recommend putting sealants on your teeth.
Dentures are a set of teeth that are used to replace missing teeth. Once you lose natural teeth, the muscles in your face begin to soften, sometimes making you look older.
Do you want a straight smile, but don’t want to have to deal with the hassle of traditional metal wired braces? If so, Invisalign® may be the best option for you. There are several benefits when using Invisalign® to straighten your teeth:
When it comes to dental care, things are rarely affordable. The procedures themselves are pricey and when you search for affordable, the quality is questionable at best.
Straightening your teeth can work wonders on your smile, but did you also know it may help lower your risk of developing serious oral diseases?
Dentures are easy and convenient solutions for those who are missing numerous or all of their teeth. They are easy to wear and can be inserted and removed based on a person’s personal preference.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention stated that gum disease affects more than 64 million American adults. Gum disease can pose a threat to your overall health and if left untreated, it can have negative long-term...
Patients love Invisalign® since they allow them to obtain the same outcome of a orthodontic treatment (traditional braces) as discreetly as possible.
Brushing and flossing are something we all learn at an early age. The proper way to brush your teeth takes less than 2 minutes. Although, most adults tend to spend less than a minute, which isn’t enough time to properly clean your teeth.
There are many kinds of dental professionals available to help with all kinds of dental problems. You may wonder about the role of general dentistry when there are so many specialties out there.
Dental technology has come a long way over the years, and that includes in the realm of dentures. With so many different options available, some patients may wonder why they should consider dentures?
Patients who need a full arch replacement because of total tooth loss on the upper or lower jaw have traditionally had one path to them — dentures.