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Do I Need to Replace Veneers?

Veneers are a permanent procedure. But, that doesn't mean what most people think. They are permanent in the sense that you can't go back to your natural teeth after getting them. However, veneers do need to be replaced.

Everything You Should Know Before Getting Veneers

But, before you commit to them, read this short blog post to make sure you have all the information you need to make an educated decision.

Mini Implants vs. Traditional Implants: What's the Difference?

One of the most popular tooth replacements out there is dental implants. Keep on reading to understand the difference between them, and to find out which one might be better for you.

Should I Replace My Missing Teeth?‍

However, no matter why you’ve lost a tooth, it’s very important to replace it in order to restore your oral health. Discover your options at Be More Dental!

Can I Get a Dental Implant If I Have Bone Loss?

Dental implants are one of the most efficient options for teeth restoration. But, what if you are suffering from bone loss? Can you still get implants? Read on to learn more!

Dental Implants vs Dentures: How Are They Different?

Thanks to modern dentistry, we now have many viable tooth replacement options that can restore support to your mouth, restore your smile, and help you regain tooth functionality. Read on to find out more about your options.

The Dental Implant Healing Process – What To Expect

The implant process is minimally invasive, but it still does take a little while to fully heal from your surgery. In this blog, we’ll take you through what you can expect from your first week of recovery, and give you some top tips for healing and recovery.

Welcome To Be More Dental

Dr. Hurley is a native of the Midwest, and was born and raised in Door County, WI. After graduating Summa Cum Laude from Marquette Dental School, she moved to Maryland and fell in love with the city of Baltimore, where she took over Be More Dental in 2021. She takes pride in providing the highest level of dental care, and using advanced technology to help patients understand the connection between oral health and whole-body health.