Invisalign is a modern, discreet alternative to metal braces that can straighten teeth with clear aligners. But it’s not for everyone. At Perkins Dentistry, we assess each patient’s oral health and alignment needs to determine if Invisalign is the best option. This post outlines what makes someone a great candidate for Invisalign and what the treatment process involves.

Dental anxiety should never prevent you from receiving the care you need. IV sedation dentistry provides a safe and effective way to relax during dental procedures, especially complex or lengthy treatments. Perkins Dentistry offers expert sedation options while filing insurance claims for out-of-network patients. Learn how IV sedation can help you get the comfortable care you deserve.

Smile restoration involves a variety of treatments designed to renew both the appearance and function of your teeth. Whether you need implants, veneers, or full-mouth rehabilitation, Perkins Dentistry provides personalized care to help you regain confidence and optimal oral health. This blog outlines common restoration options and what to expect.

Minimal-prep veneers offer a conservative, effective way to improve the appearance of your smile without extensive tooth reduction. At Perkins Dentistry, we specialize in these thin, custom-made shells that cover imperfections like chips, gaps, and discoloration. This post covers how minimal-prep veneers work, their benefits, and what to expect during your treatment.

Dental implants are a durable and natural-looking solution for replacing missing teeth, offering improved function and confidence. At Perkins Dentistry, we specialize in expert implant placement tailored to your unique needs. While we are out-of-network for insurance, we file claims for you, making the process easier. This post explores the benefits of implants, the procedure, and what to expect during your journey to a restored smile.

Not sure why your dentist keeps asking for annual X-rays? This post explains how dental X-rays help protect your health, how often you really need them, and what your insurance may cover.

No pain doesn’t always mean no problems. This post covers five subtle but important signs it’s time to see your dentist, even if your smile seems just fine. Catching issues early can save your teeth and your wallet.

Think you’ve mastered the basics of brushing and flossing? You might be surprised! In this guide, we break down the most effective techniques, tools, and timing to help you level up your daily routine, and protect your smile for years to come.