Porcelain vs. Composite Veneers: A Comparative Guide
Trying to choose between porcelain and composite veneers? Tend explains the pros and cons of each, from durability to care, so you can decide with confidence.
The Dental Implant Process: Step-by-Step Guide
Curious about getting a dental implant? Learn what to expect at each stage—from consultation to recovery—with this complete step-by-step guide from Tend's expert team.
Signs You Might Need a Dental Filling: Don’t Ignore These Warning Symptoms
Wondering if you need a dental filling? Learn the most common signs of cavities, what to expect at the dentist, and why early treatment is key to a healthy smile
Post-Root Canal Care: Tips for a Smooth Recovery
Wondering how to care for your tooth after a root canal? Discover expert tips on pain relief, eating, hygiene, and how to ensure a smooth, stress-free recovery.
The Veneer Application Process Explained
Curious about getting dental veneers? Tend breaks down the veneer application process, from consultation to final bonding, so you know exactly what to expect.
Are Dental Veneers Right for You?
Thinking about dental veneers? Tend explains who’s a good candidate, the pros and cons, and what to expect before starting your smile transformation.
What to Expect from Masseter Injectables for Jaw Pain
Curious about injectables for jaw pain? Here’s everything to expect from your first masseter treatment—before, during, and after—with expert guidance from Tend Dental.
Post-Extraction Care: Do's and Don'ts
Recovering from a tooth extraction? Follow these essential do’s and don’ts to heal quickly, avoid dry socket, and feel better faster.
Dental Implants vs. Bridges: Which Is Better?
Dental implants are one of the most effective, long-lasting solutions for missing teeth. But because they involve a few steps (and a bit of patience), it’s important to understand what the full journey looks like before you begin.
Injectables vs. Night Guards: Which Is Better for Teeth Grinding?
If you wake up with sore jaw muscles, tension headaches, or worn-down teeth, chances are you’re grinding your teeth—often without even realizing it. This condition, known as bruxism, affects millions of people and can lead to significant discomfort and dental damage over time.