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Dr. Steven Miller and his dental staff at Aesthetic and Family Dentistry of Wellington are celebrating 25 years of business at their current location this year. Throughout their years in business, Dr. Miller's team has become known as the leading hometown dentist of Wellington. They treat patients of all ages and are proud to have many three generational families as patients. To celebrate their 25 years in business, Dr. Miller is currently offering new patient discounts for initial exams, X-rays, and hygiene visits.

Dr. Steven Miller is now offering Wellington, FL adult dental patients of all ages the latest advancement in dental technology to help them achieve permanent, confident smiles with dental implants and hybrid dental implants in place of removable dentures. Contrary to the common notion that removable dentures are only needed by mature adults in their senior years, an approximate 3% of Americans ages 18 to 34 wear some form of full or partial removable denture to restore function and aesthetics to their smiles. And while removable dentures have been the conventional option for adult patients who are missing permanent teeth, they still lack in providing patients with function and aesthetics that mimic natural teeth.

Wellington, Florida dentist Dr. Steven M. Miller of Wellington Smiles is proud to offer an expansive selection of treatments and procedures for patients at his Palm Beach practice that go beyond cosmetic procedures. The variety of services in place are ever expanding, providing patients and families with a full spectrum of solutions for dental care needs, home oral hygiene education and more advanced procedures like surgery, implant work and root canals.

Wellington, Florida dentist Dr. Steven M. Miller has assembled a database of health problems, risks and treatments that many who regularly snore may suffer from without knowing. Snoring is so common that most consider it an annoyance at worst. In truth, snoring may indicate something occurring in the body that could be serious. Healthy sleep should be silent. Snoring is not a natural function of the body and is indicative of underlying conditions. Unless one is suffering from a cold or allergic reaction which causes congestion, breathing during sleep should be effortless and quiet, just as during the waking hours. Unfortunately, many American adults (1 in 3) snore regularly, almost every night, and even more (1 in 2) experience occasional snoring. This means that roughly 80 million people snore in the US. In addition to these occurrences in adults, children also snore, with studies showing a rate of almost 1 in 5 children snoring occasionally.