A Smile Like A Precious Gem
Do you have a missing tooth you would like to replace? While there is more than one option available, dental implants from Dennis J. Coleman in Davidson are state-of-the-art in…
Are There Drawbacks to Dental Implants?
Dental implants might sound like some futuristic solution to missing teeth. But they’ve become part of mainstream dentistry, and are available at Dennis J. Coleman DDS in Davidson. Most patients…
Are You At Risk For Bone Recession?
This post from Dennis J. Coleman DDS in Davidson looks at bone recession, a common issue associated with a missing tooth. Bone recession can be avoided with a dental implant.…
Why Aren’t You Smiling?
It’s unfortunate, but true: a lot of people don’t smile because they are embarrassed by the state of their teeth. At Dennis J. Coleman DDS in Davidson, cosmetic dentistry can…
Think It’s Not Necessary To Replace Missing Back Teeth?
Sometimes when people lose a back tooth they wonder whether they should bother replacing it. After all, it doesn’t show when you smile and there are other teeth to do…
Think A Missing Back Tooth Is No Big Deal?
Most people are embarrassed by having a missing tooth in the front of the mouth. It may not be fair, but a gaping hole would have negative connotations for just…
Go Back In Time
So you’ve lost some teeth and now are reluctant to smile because of the gaps. If only you could go back in time and take back that full-toothed smile you…
Do I Floss My New Tooth Implant?
Dental implants are vulnerable to plaque and inflammation if not cleaned regularly. An implant from Dennis J. Coleman DDS in Davison requires brushing and flossing, just like natural teeth. The…
Hate Your Dentures?
Perhaps you have heard or seen the dental industry’s advertising about dental implants. Many Davidson dentists claim that dental implant dentures can change your life. Does this sound like big…
How Long Will A Dental Crown Last?
Got a cracked tooth in Huntersville? You might be a candidate for a crown from Dennis J. Coleman DDS. Placing dental crowns (sometimes called caps) can make your entire mouth function…



