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As seen on the Friday, October 1st broadcast of “The Dr. Oz Show”, the VELscope system, a technology utilized by top dentist Dr. Gary E. Alhadef, is an outstanding means of oral cancer detection. The show’s theme, entitled, “A Trip to the Dentist Could Save Your Life,” is indicative of the powerful potential that dentistry…

Many of us have received amalgam (silver) fillings, but Dr. Alhadef’s cosmetic dentistry practice has made noticeable metal fillings a thing of the past. Aside from creating a more appealing smile visually, metal-free fillings may also be better for your health. Despite warnings and scientific proof that metal-free fillings are a better choice than metal…

Dental care has made vast improvements during our lifetime, yet millions of Americans experience tooth loss because of injury, gum disease and tooth decay. For several years, the only way to replace a missing tooth was with dentures or a dental bridge. However many cosmetic dentists like Dr. Gary Alhadef now offer dental implants. What…

Dr. Gary Alhadef, Dallas cosmetic and neuromuscular dentist, sees many patients who complain of chronic migraine headaches. Many times, these patients have unaligned jaws, a problem called TMJ or TMD. Both terms are used to describe Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMD), the problem of misalignment in the jaw. This disorder does not cause migraines, although the…

Research has shown, and experts agree, that there is a connection between gum disease and other chronic conditions such as diabetes, heart disease and respiratory infections. Keeping your gums healthy may not only keep gum disease at bay, but it may also help manage or prevent other health conditions. Dr. Gary Alhadef is a Dallas,…

Porcelain veneers and dental crowns are both wonderful cosmetic procedures for correcting or enhancing the look of your smile. The greatest difference between the two is the amount of your tooth’s surface that is covered by each procedure. Dental crowns typically encase an entire tooth. Porcelain veneers cover the surface that shows when you smile.…

Oral cancer is responsible for one death per hour in the United States. The five year survival rate has not improved over the past 30 years. Many oral cancers are diagnosed in a late stage resulting in poor outcomes. Dr. Alhadef has the training and power to change these poor statistics and save lives. Call…