Taking care of your oral health is more than just a routine; it’s a journey towards a happy and confident smile. If you’ve ever wondered, “How often do I need to see a dentist?” you’re asking the right questions. Ideally, going to the dentist regularly ensures that your oral health is in its best shape. So, how often should you schedule your dental appointments? Taking Care of Your Dental Health Beyond just aesthetics, maintaining good oral health is a cornerstone of overall well-being. A healthy mouth means more than just cavity-free teeth. It’s about preventing potential issues before they ..read more

As vaccine access rolls out around the world, there’s hope that the novel coronavirus won’t disrupt our lives forever. But the changes brought by this global pandemic, and especially the changes to healthcare practice in every specialty, are here to stay. For dental practitioners, the pandemic has brought the importance of digital health and related innovations to the forefront. Digital solutions in dentistry offer patients greater access and convenience in ways that are quickly becoming standard. Still, these solutions work best when they’re integrated cohesively into a fully digital experien ..read more

One year ago marked the launch of CareQuest Institute for Oral Health amidst a national reckoning on the deep inequities that exist across this country. CareQuest Institute was created with a commitment to creating a health system that is more accessible, equitable, and integrated. Unfortunately, our health care system is not built to work for everyone: people of color, those living in rural communities, people with disabilities, older adults, and other historically marginalized groups have been left behind. The result is that millions of Americans suffer from unnecess ..read more

Dental veneers are thin, custom-made shells that dentists can place on the front of the teeth to improve their appearance. Veneers can hide stained, chipped, and uneven teeth. For some people, having damaged or discoloured teeth can affect their confidence or self-esteem. Dental veneers provided by our dentists in Coral Springs can help improve the appearance of the teeth. This article discusses what dental veneers are, the different types of dental veneers available, the costs, the benefits, and the dental veneer fitting procedure. What are dental veneers?  Dental veneers are custom fitt ..read more

Only a dental professional can determine if you need a root canal, but there are 5 signs you need a root canal to look out for. If there’s one thing patients do not want to hear during their dentist appointment, they need a root canal. But while it may be the most dreaded procedure, only a small percentage of patients describe it as their most painful experience.  More than 15 million root canals are performed yearly, and Dr. Daniel Cohen, a leading cosmetic and general dentist in Coral Springs, South Florida, provides many of them to his patients. With years of experience performing root ..read more

Having great-looking and healthy teeth is one of the most beautiful facial features that a person can have. When you’re confident with your smile, it can open up a world of possibilities. That’s why Cosmetic Dental treatments in Coral Springs are so popular among adults who want to improve the appearance of their teeth. But these treatments can improve the function of your teeth, too. What are Cosmetic Dental Treatments? Cosmetic dental treatments are procedures used to enhance the appearance of a person’s teeth. These treatments can range from cosmetic dentistry, such as whitening and veneers ..read more

Who doesn’t love pearly whites? The trend for white teeth is not new – but it has been fuelled greatly by social media, influencers, and of course television. Amid the growing demand for a whiter smile, people have been rushing to dentist offices for whitening procedures, crowns, and even veneers. With these uprisings comes an increasing amount of DIY whitening techniques, all in an attempt to produce the same results as seen on television without the cost. As is the case with almost all do-it-yourself social trends, these mass-approved do-it-yourself whitening methods can be harmful, and thei ..read more

Abstract Radiographic signs, detectable on an orthopantomogram (OPG) indicating the presence of close relationship between the inferior alveolar nerve (IAN) and lower third molar requires further investigation to better understand its relevant course. Cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) is an essential radiographic investigation for understanding the accurate course of the IAN in high risk mandibular third molars. This has become a standard preoperative risk assessment for lower third molar procedures1,2,3. Coronectomy has been proposed as a valid treatment option to reduce the ..read more