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A dental crown is a restorative procedure to return a damaged tooth to its normal shape, size, and most importantly, its function. A crown is a cover or cap that is placed over a tooth and is used for various reasons to support the natural tooth structure. Dr. O’Neal, a leading dental expert in dental crowns in Mobile, AL, provides this information on dental crowns.

Our teeth will inevitably and naturally darken as we age. Bad habits, such as drinking lots of coffee, smoking cigarettes, and poor dental hygiene, will likely cause additional staining or discoloration. If you feel your smile isn’t as white as it used to be, a simple tooth whitening procedure can boost your confidence and make you feel more attractive on the inside and out.

Teaching your child about the importance of dental care is one of the most important things you can do for their health. Cementing the basics and fundamentals of cleaning their teeth is going to determine the future of their oral health. In order to prevent common dental problems like cavities, periodontal diseases, orthodontic treatments, or cosmetic dentistry treatments, your child needs to be proactive about their personal dental care early on.

If you are looking for the leading family and cosmetic dentist in Mobile, AL, look no further than Dr. William O’Neal. Our office is centrally located in the midtown area of Mobile, so exceptional dental care is close to home. As a small dental practice, our team has been together for 30 years, so you will always see the same warm and friendly faces when you come to our office.

Welcome to the blog of Dr. William R. O'Neal's dental practice! We're excited to launch our official office blog, and we'll be using it to post info, tips, and updates from both our practice and the world of dentistry in general. But for now, we'd like to take a moment to introduce you to our practice!

This is a difficult time for all of us as we navigate our way through the coronavirus. From our family at William R. O'Neal, we certainly hope that you and your family stay healthy as we get through this crisis together. As we learn more about COVID-19, we will be providing you with information about how it may impact your dental care and our office procedures.