Blog

Snoring is one of the most noticeable signs of sleep apnea. It can have a serious effect on your sleep and the sleep of your loved ones. Left untreated, it can contribute to serious health complications including heart disease and diabetes. Fortunately, treatment is simple. Dental Partners of Boston offers snore guards to keep your […]

If you wake up with a headache or a sore or tense neck and jaw, you may be grinding your teeth at night. Bruxism—also called teeth clenching, teeth grinding, and bruxing—is often brought on by stress. It is a cause of muscle soreness and fatigue in the face that persists after waking. But this unconscious […]

Missing teeth?Call us today to schedule an appointment or consultation to ask about restoring your smile.

Are you missing one or more teeth? Dental implants offer a permanent, natural-looking solution that restores both your smile and your confidence. At Dental Partners of Boston, our team of top-tier specialists provides state-of-the-art implant dentistry tailored to your individual needs. With over 10,000 successful implant cases, we’ve helped patients across New England rediscover the […]

Are you unhappy with the color of your teeth? Discolored teeth can keep a lot of people from sharing their smile with the world and we don’t think that’s right. Dental Partners of Boston wants to help you achieve the smile you want so that you can share it with the world. As a result, […]

If Gum disease is a factorin the development of rheumatoid arthritis, then proper dental care becomes all the more important.

Patients with missing teeth or jaw bone loss due to gum disease experience difficulties in eating or speaking. Dental implants are one of the ways to solve this issue. However, in the past, the process could take up to a year. Luckily, Dental Partners of Boston has a solution: immediate dental implants. The procedure takes […]

Did you know that our doctors can examine your mouth for signs of oral cancer during your regular dental check-up? People have a tendency to put off regular dental exams. This could be one reason why oral cancer is usually detected in late stages when it can be fatal. Each year in the United States, […]