Do you have dental implants? Are you thinking of getting dental implants? Whether you’ve had dental implants for a long time, just got them, or want to get them, understanding how they work and how to care for them is vital. Dental implants are a replacement tooth option that involves placing a titanium post into […]
Dental Health in the New Year: 5 Useful Tips
January is the perfect time to make goals, resolutions, and plans for the new year. While every person has to decide what they want to prioritize for the new year, better health is a common New Year’s goal. If better health is your goal, don’t forget your dental health as you make your plans. If […]
Dental Implants vs. Dental Bridges for Back Molars: Which is Right for You?
When it comes to replacing missing back molars, two of the most common solutions are dental implants and dental bridges. Both options restore function and aesthetics, but they differ in procedure, maintenance, and long-term outcomes. At our practice, we offer both treatments, ensuring patients receive the best care tailored to their needs. Dental Implants: A […]
How Common Is Sleep Apnea?
Do you snore at night? Maybe you have a partner or family member who hears your snoring and always lets you know about it. While many people snore, this symptom can be a sign of a more serious problem—sleep apnea. Sleep apnea is a widespread health issue that impacts sleep and can have long-term side […]
How Do I Take Care of My Veneers?
Veneers are an effective way to improve the look of your smile. If you want a uniform and bright smile that you feel great about, veneers could be the right option for you. At Broadway Dental of Pearland, we provide ceramic veneers using the LiSi Press system. These veneers are made of a glass-ceramic composite […]
Did Your Tooth Bonding Fall Out? Here’s What to Do
When you have a chip or other small imperfection with a tooth, dental bonding can restore the appearance and function of the tooth. Dental bonding is similar to a tooth filling, except it repairs issues on the surface of your tooth where a filling “fills” in a hole left after removing a cavity. Dental bonding […]
