Aspenwood Dental Associates and Colorado Dental Implant Center
Medically Reviewed by Dr. Aaron Sun, Implant Dentist at Aspenwood Dental Associates & Colorado Dental Implant Center — serving Aurora and the greater Denver area for over 50 years. Key Takeaways Are Dental Implants Safe for Seniors Over 60? Yes — for most adults over 60, dental implants are a safe, clinically well-supported option for …
Written by the clinical team at Aspenwood Dental Associates & Colorado Dental Implant Center, serving Aurora families since 1972. Content reflects the clinical perspective of our lead implant dentist, Dr. Aaron Sun. For personalized guidance, we encourage you to schedule a consultation — no two patients, and no two implant care plans, are exactly alike. …
Written by Dr. Aaron Sun, DDS | Aspenwood Dental Associates, Aurora, COMedically reviewed for accuracy. This article is for educational purposes only and does not constitute a formal diagnosis or treatment recommendation. Please consult a licensed dental professional for advice specific to your situation. If you’ve recently received a dental implant quote in Aurora and …
Written by the Cosmetic Dentistry Team at Aspenwood Dental Associates | Medically Reviewed by the Lead Clinician, Aspenwood Dental Natural-looking veneers are achievable — but they require a specific combination of material science, ceramist artistry, and a design process that treats your face as the blueprint. The problem isn’t the veneers themselves. The problem is …
Written by the Clinical Team at Aspenwood Dental, Aurora, CO If a past dental visit left you shaken — and you’ve been avoiding the dentist ever since — you are in the right place. Overcoming dental anxiety after a traumatic experience typically starts with finding a team that genuinely understands why you stayed away, not …
Written by the Clinical Team at Aspenwood Dental Associates | Serving Aurora, CO Since 1972This article is for educational purposes. It does not constitute a diagnosis or replace a personalized evaluation by a licensed dental professional. A comprehensive dental consultation in Aurora is a structured, multi-step clinical evaluation that typically takes 60 to 90 minutes …
Tooth loss is not uncommon. In fact, by the age 50, the average American adult has lost 12 permanent teeth, according to Harvard Medical School. Replacing missing teeth is an important part of restoring your confidence in your smile, and it is also key to maintaining dental health and a fully functioning bite. The Teeth Surrounding …
There are many dental implant centers to choose from these days. So how do you navigate your options and find a practice that can provide the quality, efficiency, and affordability you deserve? Look for places with an in-house dental laboratory. Many dentists rely solely on offsite commercial laboratories to craft their restorations. Only a select …
Chipping a tooth is not a fun thing to experience. Maybe you were chewing on ice, biting into a hard candy, or maybe it happened because of falling or a sports injury. Whatever the cause, you probably want to restore your tooth as soon as possible. Our experienced dentists in Aurora can help you decide …
Your life doesn’t have to slow down for tooth loss. Dentures will help you overcome the challenges of missing teeth so that you can get back to looking and feeling your very best. Here are three of the top reasons why you should think about getting dentures to restore your smile. 1. Dentures Allow You …
Dentures are an effective, time-tested way to replace missing teeth and to restore an attractive smile. Not all dentures are the same, however. They differ in quality, craftsmanship and longevity, all of which influence whether your smile looks authentic with dentures. The experienced restorative dentists at Aspenwood Dental Associates and Colorado Dental Implant Center offer Cosmetic …
Some tooth gaps are small and hard to spot. Others are larger and more noticeable. If you’re unhappy with the space between your front teeth, dental bonding can be a great way to minimize it. Bonding For Your Gaps Dental bonding is a cosmetic treatment that involves applying a tooth-colored resin to the affected area. Many patients …
