Description: Our teeth have a huge impact on our ability to enjoy food and smile with confidence. Though many people don’t leap at the opportunity to visit the dentist, but it’s important to make sure that your teeth are regularly checked and taken care of. Our dental office is here to provide world-class care in Longmont and beyond. Our years of experience allow us to handle any issue or problem, ensuring that your teeth stay in great shape for as long as possible. We proudly care for patients of any age and would love to serve you and your family. Contact us in Longmont today!
Your dentist takes care to provide services that will promote the health of your teeth, gum, and other regions of your mouth. Dental health is very important for your overall well-being; when you have beautiful, strong teeth, you’re able to eat the foods you like, and you feel confident when you i…Read More
In-Office Teeth Whitening It’s never been easier to have the same smile that Hollywood stars flash! With in-office teeth whitening treatments, you can brighten your teeth several shades in just your first visit. Here’s how it works: A whitening solution is applied to remove any stains or discolo…Read More
Individuals may have missing teeth for a wide range of reasons. A tooth may need to be extracted because of disease or decay. It may have fallen out in an accident or injury, with attempts to replace it not working out. Genetic factors may come into play, with congenitally missing teeth running in t…Read More
Dental care is about more than keeping your teeth healthy and taking care of your smile. It’s also about maintaining firm gums and a healthy mouth overall. Read on to learn about gum care and treatment options for gum disease. Why Your Gums Are Important Why do gums matter? We may take them for gr…Read More
You may think there’s no point in going to the dentist for a routine checkup or cleaning. Why bother? While we understand that sentiment, we couldn’t disagree more! Preventative dental appointments are extremely important to the health of your teeth, gums, and mouth, and they’re definitely wor…Read More
It’s been said that the eyes are the windows to your soul. At Smile Designers, we feel that your smile is a window to your physical health! Strong teeth and healthy gums often reflect a healthy body overall. If you have decay, inflammation, or infection in your mouth, there could be something nega…Read More
Some people wonder: “Do I really need preventative dentistry?” They figure that they brush and floss their teeth regularly. They use mouthwash. Their teeth look and feel fine. Is there really a need for preventative checkups? Read on to find out. What Is Preventative Dentistry? Also called preve…Read More
It’s reassuring to know that, should a dental emergency arise, you have a place to go to in Longmont that will take care of your, or your loved one’s, emergency dental care needs. Learn more about what our dental office can do for you when you need gentle dentistry in a hurry. What Constitutes A…Read More
Restorative dentistry is all about renewing your smile and giving you the look that you want, as well as improving your bite to make it easier for you to eat the things you like. This type of dentistry encompasses many possible types of procedures, including dental implants, crowns, bridges, denture…Read More
Brush Twice A Day, And After Meals Brushing your teeth with a soft brush is a great way to get rid of plaque buildup, which can lead to tooth decay if it’s left unchecked. It also helps your gums, because massaging them stimulates circulation and helps firm up tissue; it also gets rid of accumulat…Read More
Cosmetic dentistry is not frivolous, especially when it’s necessary for you to advance in your career, grow in self-confidence, or reach a new level in your social life. In fact, cosmetic dentistry improves not only your appearance, but also your ability to bite effectively and even your overall d…Read More
A toothache is never a pleasant experience, and the cause of the pain can be one of many possibilities. There could be tooth decay present, and dental work (such as filling a cavity) may be the remedy. It’s possible that the tooth has fractured, or maybe the pain is coming from sore gums and not f…Read More