When we first began posting blogs, we did so with the intent of providing both our long-time patients and new visitors with reliable, relevant, and entertaining information on all things oral health. Recently, that has included topics like the importance of fluoride, how to maximize your dental insurance, and practical resolutions for a healthy smile. Today, we are coming on here to share some exciting news: Dr. Jessica Majidian is now a partner dentist at Cornerstone Dental!  Her partnership ensures that her commitment to patient relationships remains a top priority for years to come.  Keep reading to learn more about Dr. Jessica and her role at our practice.

Your smile is often the first trait that people notice about you. It let’s people know when you’re happy or excited, and it’s one of the most crucial tools that everybody uses to socialize. When misaligned teeth and gaps make you doubt whether anybody will even want to see your smile, it can make you hesitant to start up a conversation or truly show your emotions through your grin. Fortunately, there are a few cosmetic dental treatments that can help you address these issues, but you’ll need to visit your dentist to learn which one is the right option for your unique needs. Read on to learn more about these smile-straightening treatments and what one can help address your needs.

Despite water flossers, electric toothbrushes, and other innovative gadgets designed to make our at-home oral hygiene regimen more effective and efficient than ever, cavities are still a rampant condition among Americans. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, over 1 in 4 U.S. adults have untreated tooth decay and more than 90% have had at least one cavity by their 21^st birthday. Fortunately, breakthrough CEREC® technology has developed same-day dental crowns that can restore both the function and aesthetic of your smile. Keep reading to learn more about the evolution of this tooth-saving solution!

If your dentist tells you that you require a new crown, you might heave a big sigh. After all, you may expect to have to miss at least two days of work or school: one day when your dentist is preparing your tooth for the crown, and another day when you go back to the office to have the crown placed. Not only is this inconvenient, but it can feel like a waste of your hard-earned paid time off (PTO). Wouldn’t it be nice if you only had to take one day off of work to get your crown? Now you can! CEREC same-day crowns can provide you with a permanent restoration in a single appointment. Let’s talk more about how this remarkable dental technology works.

Have you ever made a New Year’s resolution, but gave up on it a few months later? If so, you’re far from alone! Recent surveys suggest that up to 80% of New Year’s resolutions don’t make it past February. So what can you do if you want to start getting healthier this January? Start with your smile! Here are four reasonable habits and achievable goals from your Fargo dentist that will improve your smile this year!

Brushing, flossing, and minimizing your sugar intake are all important parts of cavity prevention. However, there is an unsung hero in the fight against dental decay that many people do not give much thought to: fluoride. This remarkable mineral can play a huge role in fortifying your smile and protecting it against the ravages of cavities. How does it accomplish that? A dentist in Fargo is here to explain the science behind this remarkable mineral.

It seems more and more dentists are beginning to incorporate CEREC technology into their practices. Minimizing the wait time for patients in need of better protection for weakened teeth, these dental crowns in Fargo are created in a short amount of time, allowing individuals to leave with a healthier, fully functioning smile the same day they arrived for treatment. But are these custom creations more durable than regular restorations? Are they safer for your oral health? As you consider the best way to restore your smile, a local dentist explains how CEREC crowns compare to its traditional counterpart.