The Benefits of Fluoride
When you visit our dental office at Korte Family Dentistry in Lincoln, Nebraska, we may offer you a fluoride treatment. […]
Cosmetic Dentistry FAQ
At Korte Family Dentistry in Lincoln, NE, our dental team gets a lot of questions about cosmetic dentistry. […]
5 Tips to Avoid Tooth Enamel Loss
Enamel loss can not only make you feel less confident about your smile, it can lead to tooth decay, infection, and possibly even tooth loss. […]
FAQs About Professional Teeth Whitening
The growing popularity of a bright and white smile brings up many questions about your teeth. You may wonder when to consider professional whitening or have concerns about the safety of the procedure. […]
Why yearly pediatric dental exams are important
Taking your child to a family dentist for yearly pediatric dental exams is one of the most important things you can do to provide them with a healthy mouth and a beautiful smile. […]
How CEREC Dental Crowns Help You Have a Beautiful Smile
How CEREC Dental Crowns Help You Have a Beautiful Smile
Dental crowns are one of the most common restorations a dentist uses to protect the health of your teeth. The purpose of a crown is to strengthen your tooth and extend its life. […]
Why I might need Dental Implants?
As you get older, as time goes on, you might end up with one or more missing teeth. This can make you feel self-conscious about how you look when you smile or talk to others. […]
Types of Cosmetic Dentistry
Cosmetic dentistry is comprised of various treatments that improve the look of teeth and gums and related actions like smiling and chewing. Most cosmetic procedures aim to enhance the whiteness, position, and alignment of teeth. […]
Questions to ask your dentist at your next checkup
Next time you are visiting the dentist office for a routine examination or a scheduled appointment, here are some questions you might want to consider raising with your dentist:
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Why getting regular dental checkups is so important
If you’re like many people, you may be tempted to skip your regularly scheduled six-month dental checkups, but doing so isn’t in your best interests. […]
