1299 Carlsbad Village Drive
Carlsbad, CA 92008

There Are Different Materials That Can Be Used for a Filling

Dr. Steven A. Beuligmann can often repair a small cavity with a dental filling. The size of the cavity, the tooth’s location in your mouth and its appearance in your smile with influence the material Dr. Steven A. Beuligmann recommends for the dental filling. The biting surface of molars and premolars are called into play for chewing and grinding hard... read more »

Keys to Tooth Replacement Therapy

There are times in your life where you may be faced with the difficult prospect of losing teeth or overcoming tooth loss. Fortunately, in modern dentistry, there are plenty of replacement options that exist that can fully emulate and restore your smile back to its ideal functionality. The difficult task then comes in determining which treatment will work best for... read more »

Replace Missing or Lost Teeth with Dental Bridge Therapy

Replace missing or lost teeth with dental bridge therapy. Dental bridges are a superbly effective form of tooth replacement therapy designed to accurately fill in voids left behind by missing and lost teeth by directly attaching to nearby or neighboring teeth for a durable hold that will last. Dental bridges look natural and will strictly match the natural look of... read more »

Dental Implants: How They Can Help Your Smile

You are probably aware that having gaps in your teeth is embarrassing. If you would like to deal with a gap in your smile, there are a number of options we recommend considering. For instance, if your gap is relatively small, a veneer or bonding or bonding may the solution you need. You might need to consider a dental restoration... read more »

The Journey to a Bright & Beautiful Smile

Are your teeth yellowed or stained? If you would like a bright and beautiful smile, ask our dentist about teeth whitening in Carlsbad, California. At our dental office, we offer both in-office and at-home teeth whitening treatments. In-Office Dental Bleaching As the name suggests, in-office teeth whitening is done in our office by Dr. Steven A. Beuligmann. The whitening product... read more »

The CEREC® Crown Quiz

Did you know that CEREC® crowns are seamlessly produced via a specialized computer directly at the dentist office, and each crown is fully customized for each individual tooth for each patient? Are your teeth in need of the benefits that CEREC crowns can provide? For more information, take the following CEREC crown quiz. What is a CEREC dental crown? a.)... read more »

Missing Tooth? A Dental Bridge Can Help!

As you probably know, there are a number of problems that could lead to a missing tooth. For instance, if you don’t care for your teeth well or don’t practice great oral health, you might lose your tooth. Missing a tooth can be embarrassing, but have you heard that missing a tooth might lead to more serious problems? You’ll be... read more »

Do You Have a Cavity? Composite Fillings Can Help!

It’s always important to ensure your oral health care habits continue strong for the duration of your life. As long as you are properly caring for your teeth, the better the chance they will continue to be able to care for you. Do you have a cavity? If so, composite fillings may be able to help. Here are some of... read more »

Get a Hollywood Smile with Cosmetic Dental Veneers

If you watched the Hollywood Academy Awards this year, you may have noticed something about all the smiling actors. They all have flawless, white teeth. If you’ve ever wanted a smile as beautiful as theirs, there are options you can consider to get that for yourself. You might want to consider getting dental veneers if you have imperfections in your... read more »

A Fluoride Treatment Can Bolster the Mineral Integrity of Your Tooth Enamel

Strong tooth enamel is important for maintaining the health of your teeth, and healthy teeth are an important aspect of maintaining good oral health. If your daily oral hygiene routine is lacking in some way, or if you frequently consume acidic foods and beverages, it can gradually deplete the mineral density of your tooth enamel. If this process of demineralization... read more »