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    Cosmetic Dentistry | Zoom! Tooth Whitening

    Last updated 1 year ago

    Having a bright and beautiful white smile is one of the most, if not the most, attractive features on any person. Whether your teeth are perfectly straight or not, having them bright white is something that makes any person feel great about themselves and allows them to share their smile with the world on a daily basis. Through the years, our teeth become discolored from things such as medication, soda, smoking, genetics, and poor dental hygiene. Even if a person practices a great dental health regimen including daily brushing and flossing and regular visits to the dentist, their teeth can still become discolored. For this very reason, people seek the help of cosmetic dentists for tooth whitening treatments. Tooth whitening (or bleaching) is a great and highly effective way to remove the years of stains and discoloration on your teeth.

    Zoom! tooth whitening is an affordable and safe procedure available at Dr. Myron Kellner’s The Smile Design Center for those searching to improve the overall look of their smile and brighten and enhance their pearly whites. Watch the video below to learn more about Zoom! tooth whitening and hear from patients who have had their teeth whitened with Zoom!

    If you are interested in Zoom! Tooth Whitening or any other cosmetic dental treatment procedures, contact The Smile Design Center of Baltimore, MD today by visiting our website or calling (443) 275-9821. We specialize in cosmetic dentistry, general dentistry, sedation dentistry, and more!

    Dental Crowns, Dental Veneers, and Flouride

    Last updated 1 year ago

    To learn more about dental crowns, veneers, and the importance of fluoride, check out these helpful websites:

    • Learn about dental crowns from the American Dental Association’s website.
    • Find more details about dental veneers from this informative article at ClevelandClinic online.
    • Are you curious about the history of fluoride in dentistry? This article explains how fluoride came to be an important part of dental care today.
    • To get important facts about fluoride, check out the American Dental Hygienists’ Association online.
    • Are you looking for ways to manage dental anxietyDentalFearCentral has a wealth of helpful information, support forums, and more.

    For an appointment with a general or cosmetic dentist in Baltimore, call The Smile Design Center at (443) 275-9821.

    The Importance of Flouride for a Healthy Smile

    Last updated 1 year ago

    There are many ways to keep your smile healthy and beautiful. Visiting your general dentist twice a year, brushing and flossing twice a day, and eating healthy foods can help you keep your teeth in good shape. Another critical element of dental care is the use of fluoride, for the following reasons:

    • Improve Tooth Enamel Strength

    Fluoride helps strengthen the enamel of the tooth. When enamel is strong, it is harder for acids, sugar, and bacteria to decay the tooth and infiltrate the tooth pulp. An infection of the tooth pulp almost always necessitates a root canal procedure. This is why fluoride is so essential to the prevention of cavities.

    • Protect Your Teeth

    Fluoride can not only protect teeth that have already erupted, but also those that are still below the gum line. This is why many general dentists and pediatricians recommend that children be given fluoridated water or a fluoride supplement, even before they cut their first tooth. To protect teeth from decay and keep the mouth healthy, it's important to start with regular fluoride treatments.

    When fluoride is applied to the teeth, it offers the same protection as systemic fluoride drops or fluoridated water. Many people get their fluoride from their toothpaste or mouthwash. Fluoride’s minerals are deposited on the teeth and strengthen the enamel from the outside.

    Despite its many benefits, it is possible to get too much fluoride. If you drink fluoridated water, take fluoride drops or supplements, and use fluoridated toothpaste and mouthwash, you could get too much fluoride. This can lead to white spots on the teeth, which could be permanent.

    For a dentist in Baltimore, come to The Smile Design Center. We feature cosmetic and general dentists who will ensure your smile stays healthy, clean, and beautiful. Call (443) 275-9821 to schedule an appointment today.

    Overcoming Dental Anxiety

    Last updated 1 year ago

    If you are hesitant to go to the dentist, you are not alone. Luckily, there are things you and your general dentist can do to help ease dental anxiety, or dental phobia. Watch this video to learn more about how you can overcome your dental anxiety.

    As the video explains, it is important to share your concerns with your dentist. There are many ways to assuage uncertainty, from simply getting more information about the procedure from your dentist, to undergoing sedation dentistry. Don't put off your important dental checkups because you are afraid of the dentist!

    At The Smile Design Center, we offer sedation dentistry to help calm your dental anxiety. We can help you feel more relaxed during your dental appointment. Call (443) 275-9821 to schedule an appointment with our cosmetic and general dentists today.

    Great New 5-Star Google Places Review for The Smile Design Center of Baltimore, MD on 12.27.2011

    Last updated 1 year ago

    Confidence in a professional and caring dental team. I recently needed to extract an infected tooth that Dr. Kellner correctly diagnosed and replace it with an implanted tooth. I trusted and felt extremely comfortable having Dr. Kellner perform this procedure. Dr. Kellner, Nicole, Vicki and Linda have provided me with excellent dental service for... More
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