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Your teeth yellow as you age, but you can still a white smile with a little extra effort. Learn about five tips to get the bright smile you desire.
If your dentist has recommended root canal treatment or if you think you may need treatment, check out these commonly asked questions.
Issues with oral health can be confusing if you think you have a healthy diet. Learn about the sugar content in food so you can have a healthy smile.
If you consume alcohol on a regular basis, your teeth may be at risk for decay or cosmetic concerns. Learn about a few ways alcohol can affect your teeth.
Porcelain veneers are one of the more popular cosmetic dental options due to their reasonable price, durability, aesthetics, and other benefits. If your smile is less than perfect and you want to finally get the healthy-looking, pearly white smile you've always wanted, porcelain veneers may be the right choice.
When most people think about the effects of smoking, they think about the damage smoking does to the lungs, and maybe even the heart. However, smoking can have much wider effects on a person's health than just those areas.
If a year or more has gone by since you last saw your dentist it’s probably time to make an appointment. Read to learn about what you can expect.
You can maintain a healthy smile throughout your pregnancy. Take a look at the top tips for preventing morning sickness–related dental dilemmas.
You may have been embarrassed by your crooked smile for years, but you likely don't want to wear obvious metal braces, especially as an adult. The most common type of crooked tooth issue adults face is misaligned bottom teeth, although ongoing dental issues, such as overlapping front teeth or other dental problems are also a concern.
Certain behaviors of children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) can affect their oral health. In particular, the lack of proper oral hygiene causes plaque and tartar to accumulate, leading to cavities and gum disease. But with the efforts of parents and dentists alike, children with autism can learn the skills it takes to eventually practice an oral health routine on their own.
Your teeth yellow as you age, but you can still a white smile with a little extra effort. Learn about five tips to get the bright smile you desire.
If your dentist has recommended root canal treatment or if you think you may need treatment, check out these commonly asked questions.
Issues with oral health can be confusing if you think you have a healthy diet. Learn about the sugar content in food so you can have a healthy smile.
If you consume alcohol on a regular basis, your teeth may be at risk for decay or cosmetic concerns. Learn about a few ways alcohol can affect your teeth.
Porcelain veneers are one of the more popular cosmetic dental options due to their reasonable price, durability, aesthetics, and other benefits. If your smile is less than perfect and you want to finally get the healthy-looking, pearly white smile you've always wanted, porcelain veneers may be the right choice.
When most people think about the effects of smoking, they think about the damage smoking does to the lungs, and maybe even the heart. However, smoking can have much wider effects on a person's health than just those areas.
If a year or more has gone by since you last saw your dentist it’s probably time to make an appointment. Read to learn about what you can expect.
You can maintain a healthy smile throughout your pregnancy. Take a look at the top tips for preventing morning sickness–related dental dilemmas.
You may have been embarrassed by your crooked smile for years, but you likely don't want to wear obvious metal braces, especially as an adult. The most common type of crooked tooth issue adults face is misaligned bottom teeth, although ongoing dental issues, such as overlapping front teeth or other dental problems are also a concern.
Certain behaviors of children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) can affect their oral health. In particular, the lack of proper oral hygiene causes plaque and tartar to accumulate, leading to cavities and gum disease. But with the efforts of parents and dentists alike, children with autism can learn the skills it takes to eventually practice an oral health routine on their own.
Contact Information
Phone:
(248) 398-1818
Email:
royaloakdental@gmail.com
Fax:
248-398-2031
Address:
715 North Main Street Royal Oak, MI 48067
Hours of Operation
Monday: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Tuesday: 11 a.m. – 7 p.m. Wednesday: 8 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Thursday: 11 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Friday: Closed
Alternating Saturdays: 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Sunday: Closed
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