Did you know your smile could be aligned with Invisalign®? Well, it’s true! Here at Chelsea Family Dentistry we care about your oral health and want you to have a healthy smile you are proud of. Invisalign can work with many different alignment needs, also known as malocclusions. These misaligned bites which Invisalign can help include overbites, underbites, gapped teeth,... read more »

Did you know you can save your smile from bad breath? Well, it’s true and our staff here at Chelsea Family Dentistry in Chelsea, Michigan, is happy to help you do it! Keeping your smile healthy can include keeping your breath fresh and healthy too. That is why we have provided you with this basic information on halitosis and how... read more »

What exactly is dental bonding? Dental bonding is a cosmetic dentistry procedure that is often used to overhaul or improve damaged teeth with a resin or porcelain material. Oftentimes, dental bonding services can vastly improve the look and function of your teeth. For more information about dental bonding and its advantages, see below: - Dental bonds can be used as... read more »

Did you know that there are a number of things you could do to protect your oral health? For example, you may already understand that you should visit our dentists in Chelsea, Michigan, at least once every six months, floss correctly, and brush your teeth on a daily basis. Still, have you heard that buying the right mouthwash and toothpaste... read more »

Cavities can be scary but are preventable and treatable. If you fail to catch a cavity in time, and a hole is bored completely through your tooth enamel, then a dental filling needs to be used to fix the cavity. Two of the best options for cavity fillings are dental amalgams and composites. Here are some frequently asked questions concerning... read more »

Do you know what the differences between a tooth abscess and a tooth infection are? Would you be surprised to learn that many individuals confuse the two treatments? While they share some similarities, there are also significant differences. As you know, your body can usually fight off infections well. However, because blood doesn’t flow to the center of your teeth,... read more »