Dentistry & Oral Health Blog

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There’s a lot to know in the field of dentistry! Part of our commitment to our patients is offering clear, straightforward information and dental hygiene tips they can easily employ. With all this information on the internet, it’s sometimes difficult to tell fact from fiction. As part of your routine visits at our Aurora practice, we make sure you have all the tools you need to keep your teeth healthy. Remember that the bedrock of dental health remains the same:

• Flossing once a day
• Brushing at least twice a day
• Visiting the…

February is National Children's Dental Health Month. This month, dentists across America remind families of the importance of instilling effective dental hygiene habits early in childhood. You set your child up for success when you take steps to ensure their oral health, even before their teeth appear from below the gums. The experienced dentists at Aspenwood Dental Associates provide personalized guidance for each young patient who visits our practice. We create a warm, welcoming environment so young ones develop a positive association with visiting our…

Dentures are an effective, time-tested way to replace missing teeth and to restore an attractive smile. Not all dentures are the same, however. They differ…

The year 2020 is right around the corner; can you believe it? As we enter a new decade, make this new year the opportunity to schedule the…

A bright white smile is a great feature for the holiday season. If your teeth have been restored with crowns, veneers, bonding or other treatments in the…

One-day dental implant procedures provide the possibility of restoring your smile in a single day. Certain techniques – namely, the all-on-four method – make it possible…

Earlier this month, two of our dentists went live on the radio on KOA Q&A with Ed Greene to talk about…

Certain aspects of the dental implant procedure vary by patient, including aftercare instructions. Our experienced dentists in the Denver area tailor the…

Tooth loss is not uncommon. It tends to become more common after middle age. In fact, by age 50, the average American adult has lost 12 permanent teeth, according to…