Dental Implant FAQs: Everything You Need To Know

Articles, Dental Implants, General Info

Are you considering dental implants? Dental implants are a game-changing solution for those looking to replace missing teeth with something that feels, looks, and functions like natural teeth. At Centreville Family Dentistry in Centreville, MI, we believe in taking a personalized approach to your dental care, and we’re here to help you understand everything you need to know about dental implants. Below, we’ll answer some of the most common questions about this incredible tooth replacement option.

Nutrition Counseling And Lactation Consulting

Articles, General Dentistry, General Info

You are what you eat. We’ve all heard that old saying. But what does it mean for our teeth and oral health? In keeping with our philosophy of holistic care, we understand that nutrition plays a vital role in maintaining, not only our general health but our oral health as well. We can offer our patients the counseling they need to get their oral and overall health on track and maintain it for years to come.

We Offer ALF Therapy

Articles, General Info, Orthodontics

ALF, or advanced light force therapy, combines dental, facial, and cranial orthodontics. Using an ALF oral appliance, the goal is to create a functional environment for the teeth, facial bones, and the soft tissues that support them. Using a comprehensive approach, ALF therapy enhances general wellness and function for a more attractive smile and improved health from the inside out. Continue reading to learn more.

Get Yourself A Whole New Smile With Full Mouth Rehabilitation

Articles, General Info, Restorative Dentistry

Very few people on this planet have naturally great teeth. Some people experience so many problems with their teeth that they don’t even know where to begin to get them fixed. That’s where full mouth rehabilitation comes in. Sometimes called a smile makeover, full mouth rehabilitation is a comprehensive dental treatment plan that fixes multiple issues affecting a patient’s oral health. When we embark on full mouth rehabilitation, our main goal is to restore function, health, and aesthetics based on the patient’s unique needs.