Created on May 15, 2021
A beautiful, healthy smile is a great confidence booster, but this isn’t where the benefits end. Patients who have imperfect smiles or smiles damaged significantly from disease or decay will find that having a healthy smile improves function and overall health. If you are considering ways to restore your smile and live in the Springfield, […]
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Created on April 30, 2021
Your dental implant has been placed and restored—congratulations! It can be exciting to know that you have safely and effectively restored your smile with a long-lasting, durable solution. Many patients love that they can enjoy all their favorite foods and smile with confidence after the placement of dental implants. But what do you do to […]
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Created on April 15, 2021
While it would be great to wake up each day with a stunning smile, not everyone is born with straight, white, and perfect teeth. This is especially true as patients age and injury, decay, or other issues have impacted their teeth, gums, and jawbone. But thanks to cosmetic dental procedures, patients can now address a […]
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Created on March 30, 2021
While taking care of your smile not only keeps it looking great, doing wonders for your self-confidence, but this self-care extends beyond the obvious cosmetic benefits. In addition to preventing conditions such as periodontal disease and tooth decay, it also keeps the entire body healthy too! How, you ask? Understanding periodontal disease The team of […]
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Created on March 15, 2021
At My Great Smile, our team of providers is always focused on providing the best possible care for patients. In addition, our dentists, including Drs. David Peck, Pablo Velastegui, and Mahmoud Homsi, are dedicated to ensuring patients prevent conditions before they become damaging—and expensive to address! With our help, many patients are able to maintain […]
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Created on February 28, 2021
It has been reported that approximately 45 million Americans deal with some level of tooth sensitivity. Even though the enamel of the teeth are the strongest part of the human body, it can still be damaged or experience weakening that increases sensitivity. Sensitive teeth may result in discomfort when eating a popsicle or drinking hot […]
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