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 »
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 »
Thanks to various technological advances, we can obtain highly-detailed and realistic treatment to address dental concerns such as tooth loss. Indeed, nobody’s first choice would be to lose a tooth, but unfortunately, this is not a choice many of us get to make. While most dentists will advocate you prioritize your preventive practices, it is… Read more »
In our most recent blog, our team took a look at the way dental fillings could be used to address early signs of dental decay, and how composite resin offers significant benefits in more ways than one. Indeed, nothing is more troubling than feeling as though you are doing more than enough to care for… Read more »
Caring for your oral health involves a few different moving parts, and not all of them are necessarily accounted for in every preventive routine. In other words, it can become easy to lose track of the level of detail you provide dental care, and falling short in your routine is bound to open the door… Read more »
It goes without saying that your smile, though composed of some of the strongest structures in the human body, is not beyond harm. In fact, it is constantly on the defensive and fending off various sources of threat, including gum disease and infection, nontraditional oral health concerns, and much more. While you may be familiar… Read more »
Your smile’s health is of the utmost importance, and staying on top of a preventive dental routine is an excellent way to ensure your health is prioritized. Indeed, your dentist may recommend a regimen of brushing, flossing, and rinsing with mouthwash at home, as well as attending routine checkups at least once every six months…. Read more »
Taking care of your smile is a lifelong endeavor, and sometimes patients can benefit from updating their at-home practices. Indeed, it is extremely difficult to anticipate every situation, and certain circumstances such as incorrect wisdom tooth development or teeth grinding may place your oral health at an unexpected disadvantage. In cases such as these, it… Read more »
As a child, losing a baby tooth can be an exciting process, as you know that your permanent teeth are coming in soon and you may receive a visit from the tooth fairy. On the other hand, losing a tooth as an adult can be a troubling endeavor. Unlike other dental concerns, losing a permanent… Read more »
It goes without saying that caring for your teeth is a lifelong process. What’s more? There are a number of different factors that influence your oral health, including your gums, tongue, and roots. As such, your regular preventive dental routine should be reflective of this process. Even still, sometimes disease or infection may have other… Read more »
When you have a tooth that has become cracked, chipped, or worn down, you need repair to protect your smile…
When you have a cavity, your tooth could hurt and lack of treatment could mean the onset of an infection.…
Has it been a while since your last dental checkup? If so, then it’s time to get back on the…