Advanced Cosmetic and Implant Dentistry
Cosmetic dentist in Seattle, Washington
If you’re about to purchase mouthwash, it’s important to make sure it’s the right mouthwash for you. That way it can benefit you the way you want it to. To help you choose the mouthwash you need, our [dr_type], Dr. [doctor_name], is happy to give you some tips. It’s best to select a rinse that […]
Cosmetic Dentistry, Teeth Whitening
Hello Seattle! Has your smile lost its luster? Are your teeth discolored? If flashing a pearly white smile is important to you, I can help. My name is Brian McKay and I have been creating whiter, brighter smiles for patients in the Seattle area since 1997 at Advanced Cosmetic & Laser Dentistry. Whether your teeth […]
Cosmetic Dentistry, Dentistry, General Dentistry
The most common times people stop to brush their teeth are morning and night – either before or after breakfast, after dinner, or at bedtime. Common concerns that come with this routine involve hiccups in the schedule, from family life, shift work or exhaustion. Sometimes after dinner isn’t super cut and dried. Many Seattle families […]
If you’re in the oral hygiene aisle at the store looking for the perfect tube of toothpaste for your smile, our [dr_type], Dr. [doctor_name], is happy to help you. There are certain characteristics you should look for to ensure a top-notch paste that can help you and your smile. Those characteristics are: ADA approval: The […]
At Advanced Cosmetic & Laser Dentistry in Seattle, we believe every patient deserves a stunning smile whether it takes dental implants, Invisalign, or cosmetic dentistry. Today’s post will focus on the preparation needed for a dental implant. Consider calling 206-381-3055 today for your own personal consultation and to receive one-on-one information specific to your needs. […]
Everyday troubles cause some people to respond by clenching their jaw or grinding their teeth. Daily commuting, work problems, or an overpacked schedule are some frequent culprits. Teeth grinding and jaw clenching can trigger or aggravate a painful condition called TMD, or “Temporomandibular Joint Disorder.” TMD is often mistakenly called “TMJ,” the acronym for temporomandibular joint. […]
