Did you know you can get multiple dental treatments done together to rebuild your smile? If you suffer from: Worn-down teeth Cracked or chipped teeth Missing teeth Dental trauma Jaw fatigue or pain Full mouth reconstruction may be the perfect solution for you. The...
Are you unhappy with your smile’s appearance? You’re not alone! A whopping 1/3 of AmericansOpens in PR Newswire website feel the same way. What can cosmetic dentistry fix? Just about anything (and within anyone’s budget)! Surprised? Many people are...
So, you think you know our dentists in Hingham, MA pretty well, huh? While you know our dentists are fabulous at what they do, here are four facts about each of them you might not know! Sam Khayat DMD Fact #1: Dr. Khayat grew up in Paris and speaks French and English....
Are you one of the many people who suffer from migraines? If so, you have our sympathies. Migraines are no joke! Maybe you’ve heard or read Botox can be an effective treatment for migraine pain and you’d like to try it. However: You may have some questions...
Finally, a way to replace missing teeth with natural looking and feeling teeth. But can anyone get dental implants? Read our blog to find out.
Botox isn’t a secret. You’ve heard of Botox as a cosmetic procedure to smooth out unwanted wrinkles. However: Did you know we can use Botox for therapeutic reasons to prevent migraines and muscle pain? It’s true! Botox is categorized into two...
Is flying after tooth extraction safe? It’s usually a good idea to rest for 24-48 hours after extraction, so talk to your dentist about your travel plans.
Are you having wisdom teeth problems? Or would you like to avoid future wisdom teeth problems? Read our blog to see if you need your wisdom teeth removed.
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Gum disease, also known as periodontitis or periodontal disease, is very common among adults. Learn about the symptoms, causes, and treatments in this post.
Do genetics influence your oral health? Recent studies say yes and no. Learn about which health factors you can control in our latest article.
