Binder Family Dental Blog

Are you missing teeth? If you are unsure about bridges vs. implants, read on to help you know more about each and evaluate which option may be best for you.

Dentists now use two brands of invisible aligners the most: ClearCorrect and Invisalign. Let’s explore them both to see which one may be right for you.

Did you know there is an alternative to crowns and caps when tooth damage isn’t quite as extensive? They’re indirect fillings called dental inlays and onlays.

If you’re looking to correct the appearance of teeth that are chipped, cracked, gapping, pitted, or discolored, you may want to consider veneers. They’re thin artificial coverings that are directly applied over the front of your natural teeth, replacing some of the original tooth enamel.

Of all the restorative dental procedures dentists perform, a dental crown is one of the most common and practical, serving a variety of purposes. Crowns, also known as caps -- are prosthetic devices that are permanently attached or bonded to a tooth or dental implant and used to restore the shape and size of a tooth, as well as improve the tooth’s strength and appearance, thus helping to restore your smile, dental health, and confidence. Dental crowns 101: here is a primer to help you better understands what crowns are and how they can help keep your smile fit for a king.