Category: Restorative Dentistry

What To Expect From Root Canal Therapy

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Your teeth are among the strongest bones in the human body, and while it may take a lot to cause significant damage to your oral health, it is best not to test the limits of what your smile can endure. Indeed, your teeth are far from indestructible, so when they experience issues such as infections,… Read more »

Don’t Wait To Have Your Cavity Filled

Everyone deserves the chance to feel comfortable and confident in their own skin, and for many, this begins with their smile’s appearance. Indeed, a bright, jubilant, and clean smile is a goal that many seek to accomplish, and there are several options out there to help you achieve these goals. Bear in mind, however, that… Read more »

Removing Infection Through Root Canal Therapy

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In our most recent blog post, we discussed a few different instances in which your dentist might recommend the help of a dental crown, and how these dental restorations offered versatility in terms of addressing your needs. At its core, the root of most issues warranting restorative dental care involves oral bacteria, and failing to… Read more »

Don’t Let Your Cavity Worsen Over Time

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Ensuring your smile’s health is enough to withstand a lifetime of wear and tear begins by learning adequate oral health practices from a young age. As a matter of fact, our team encourages patients to start teaching their little ones the ins and outs of preventive dental care as soon as possible. Indeed, there are… Read more »

Treating Damaged Nerves With A Root Canal

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Dental infections are particularly problematic, as they often set in and occur without a person’s knowledge, at least initially. Indeed, infections such as tooth decay and gum disease are caused by hyperactive oral bacteria wreaking havoc on your grin, and unfortunately, this occurs on a microscopic level. While restorative dental care can help mitigate the… Read more »

Why It Pays to Fill Cavities Early

3d render of jaw with tooth cavity and cyst. Dental problem concept.

While you may have believed that your parents made you brush your teeth as a child simply as a means of making you do something you did not want to do, in reality, it was needed. Indeed, your grin is the subject of constant attack, and there are more threats to it than can be… Read more »

Time To Consider Root Canal Therapy?

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Whether you are aware of it or not, taking care of your smile is a lifelong process that requires every bit of attention and energy as you are willing to put in. While you may be doing everything in your power to fend off threats such as plaque and tartar, bear in mind that your… Read more »

Why Address Cavities Sooner Than Later

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Tooth loss can occur in a number of ways, as well as be caused by a number of factors. Though routine preventive care can help provide extra protection as needed against a host of concerns, the fact of the matter is that it is no match for everything. Sometimes we require a backup plan in… Read more »

What To Expect From Root Canal Therapy

Macro photo of dental tools: drill and needle for treating root canals and pulpitis in a dentist's hand in a pink glove. Patient wearing sunglasses

In our most recent blog post, we take a look at the beginning stages of dental decay, how it influences your oral health, and what your treatment options look like. Though it may not be the only complication to befall your smile, dental decay is among the most common issues out there. What’s more? It… Read more »

Schedule Your Filling As Soon As Possible

Girl child at the doctor. Dentist places a filling on a tooth with dental polymerization lamp in oral cavity. over clinic background.

It can be a difficult process to attend specialized appointments or regular dental visits when anxiety and uneasiness have a say in the matter. Indeed, dental anxiety is a very real phenomenon that affects a number of patients. Sometimes, these fears are strong enough to deter patients from seeking proper treatment, leading to the development… Read more »