Have your teeth lost their pearly white brilliance? Are your teeth yellowed or stained? Ask Dr. Dexter Inniss about teeth whitening in Conyers, Georgia. At our office, we offer both in-office and at-home whitening. Our dentist will help you determine which method of whitening is best for you. In-Office Whitening In-office teeth whitening is the fastest way to whiten your... read more »

What are the best methods to help prevent cavities? Although each smile is different, there are plenty of things every person can do to protect their tooth enamel from excess wear. Cavities form when tooth enamel is damaged to the point a hole has formed down to the root of a tooth. If left unchecked or untreated, a cavity can... read more »

You might know that there are a number of things you should do if you’re interested in keeping your teeth healthy. For instance, you probably know that you’ll need to brush and floss your teeth and visit your dentist regularly. You also know that it’s important for you to brush and floss if you’re hoping to keep your breath fresh.... read more »

Unfortunately, it might be a little difficult to maintain a white and brilliant smile. This is because there are things in the world today that can cause tooth discoloration. Some of those things are: -Dark Foods and Drinks: There are many drinks that can stain your smile, especially coffee, tea, and red wine. These drinks have chromogens, which are intense... read more »

Root canal therapy is a much-needed treatment when your tooth’s pulp and nerve are infected. After your dentist, Dr. Dexter Inniss, removes the infected parts of the tooth and fills the tooth with a special material, he will seal the tooth with a dental filling or dental crown. This is a more invasive dental treatment that requires the proper recovery.... read more »

You’ve probably heard about plaque before--especially if you’ve ever visited a dentist--but do actually know what it is? Do you know what you can do to keep plaque at bay, stop it from forming, and the effect plaque can actually have on your smile? Plaque is a soft substance that builds up on your teeth. Plaque typically forms when there’s... read more »

Dentures are normally associated with the elderly, but they can be useful for others as well. In fact, anyone who is missing teeth can benefit from using dentures. Fortunately, great strides have been made in recent years, leading to much more effective dentures. Do you know what the benefits of dentures actually are? Having dentures can improve the look and... read more »

If you want a strong, successful, and healthy smile for a lifetime, it’s best to do all you can to reduce your chances of having tooth decay. Tooth decay is a serious and dangerous dental issue that can alter your oral health and destroy your smile if you let it, which is why Dr. Dexter Inniss and our dental team... read more »