Jul 13, 2023
Blue Heron Dentistry (330-668-1016) has expanded its servicesfor patients in Portage Lakes. Using the latest advances in cosmetic dental treatments, the practice restores chipped, broken, or discolored teeth.

Copley, United States - July 13, 2023 /PressCable/ —
From its Copley, OH-based dental office, Blue Heron Dentistry is currently accepting new patients from Portage Lakes and the surrounding areas.
More information is available at https://www.blueherondentistry.com/services/cosmetic-dentistry/teeth-whitening/
A recent survey conducted by OnePoll revealed that around 57 percent of Americans cover their mouths when they laugh due to insecurity over their teeth. With its updated range of cosmetic treatments, Blue Heron Dentistry seeks to optimize the appearance and functionality of its patients' teeth.
The team can address aesthetic concerns with resin-composite or porcelain veneers designed to restore teeth and give them a natural-looking, long-lasting finish. Its dental technicians will adjust each individual veneer so that it optimally matches the size and shape of the patient’s real teeth, complimenting their natural smile and bone structure. As an added benefit, the materials used in veneers are stain resistant and will last for years.
Additionally, the practice offers teeth whitening procedures. During a scheduled appointment, its dentists will apply a solution to the teeth that penetrates the enamel, eliminating stains and discoloration. Alternatively, the office can also provide patients with at-home bleaching systems: while these are less potent than in-office whitening sessions, they do deliver more noticeable effects compared to store-bought kits.
The family dental practice also provides preventive care solutions for patients of all ages. With its routine examinations, the team can diagnose and treat the signs of gum disease, cavities, bruxism, and tooth decay before they worsen and cause greater medical or aesthetic concerns.
About Blue Heron Dentistry
Since its opening in 2008, the local cosmetic and general dentistry practice has been encouraging Copley locals to prioritize their dental health.
It is currently estimated by the CDC that over 1 in 4 US adults have untreated cavities, despite the issue being easily preventable and fixable. Blue Heron Dentistry’s Dr. Heather L. Maze, who graduated from Ohio State University's College of Dentistry, believes in the power of providing education-driven dental services that encourage patients to stay consistent with their oral hygiene regime.
Besides tooth whitening and veneers, the office takes bookings for dental exams, oral cancer screenings, periodontal therapies, and routine appointments.
“We evaluate patients’ expectations of dentistry, then strive to deliver optimal care from gentle hands. Our vision is to help patients achieve the highest level of oral health available in dentistry”, a spokesperson for the company said.
More information can be found by visiting https://www.blueherondentistry.com
Contact Info:
Name: Heather Maze-Rojas
Email: Send Email
Organization: Blue Heron Dentistry
Address: 4645 Medina Rd,, Copley, OH 44321, United States
Website: https://www.blueherondentistry.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89102359
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