If you have nagging issues with the appearance of your smile, it can affect your daily life. Your mouth is one of the first things that people see when they meet you. If your new acquaintances associate you with poor oral hygiene, it could affect how they view you. Dental breaks and bacterial buildup happen even with positive health habits. Regular visits with your trained oral health professional are therefore important for your lasting success.
Speak with Dr. James Stewart, DDS in Livonia, MI about how the right dental approach can help you to feel better and look great at the same time. We understand that your schedule may be hectic. We can help to determine a timeline for your cosmetic dentistry that works for you. Porcelain veneers could help cover up your past enamel damage and give you a neater appearance. For smaller instances of dental trauma, bonding can help you to have elegant looking teeth after damage. Tidy up your smile with cosmetic enamel enhancement! (more…)
The loss of a natural tooth can feel like defeat without the help of 
Your routinely scheduled checkup at the dental office provides many benefits. Perhaps you only think of your visit as a way of looking at the development of your smile. While the visual examination is a crucial part of this meeting, there are a host of ways that 
Disordered sleep is a highly prevalent problem in the United States. You may be surprised to learn that 
There are constant daily risks to the smile. Simply due to its location on the face, physical trauma is likely to occur here and the structures within can be delicate and suffer long-term damage. Chewing itself can be a possible hazard, as an errant seed or piece of bone can lead to a chip or a small 
Structural concerns involving the teeth can become worrisome for your smile’s future. Whether in need of a 
Nobody looks forward to the idea of losing a tooth. For starters, it is a vital piece of your ability to chew and speak. And your smile is one of the first things people see during a first impression, so the idea of having a gap is scary. But one of the most important medical innovations of the last century is becoming more and more accessible, and that is the 
This time of year, we are understandably focused on the things we need to do for others. But sometimes, this burden can prevent us from taking the necessary steps to keep us at our best. Our friends and our family rely on us to be the best we possibly can be. Having the 
Many patients report that they see a wave of dental discomfort when the weather begins to finally turn cold. Here in Michigan, we certainly know how it can seem to hit you right down to your bones. If you are beginning to notice some sensitivity in your smile when you breathe in cold air, it might be the sign of something more sinister.
Periodontal disease, or the infection and inflammation of the gum tissue, is an incredibly common occurrence in The United States. Approximately 42% of American adults over the age of thirty suffer from this condition, and that number is growing through barriers to access to care, coupled with increases in our ability to diganose. It has always been a struggle to convince people to take their health seriously, and if people view an issue as a cosmetic one, they are less likely to seek treatment.