Did you know that once tooth enamel is worn away, it can’t be replaced? That’s why it’s so important to maintain good dental hygiene. Dental enamel protects your teeth from decay, sensitivity, staining and other dental conditions. If your enamel has been affected, however, there are treatments we can use to reinforce your teeth and keep them healthy. Keep reading to find out more.
It’s common to experience a toothache, but how do you know when your dental issue is an emergency? It’s considered a dental emergency if you have the following symptoms:
Tooth decay is a common occurrence in children. Approximately 42% of children between the ages of 2 and 11 develop cavities in their baby teeth. Unfortunately, a child’s teeth may be so damaged by decay that a regular filling is no longer a treatment option. In this case, a crown has to be implanted. Read more to find out about this important treatment.
Have you looked at yourself in the mirror lately and noticed that your pretty smile is not so white anymore? Inadequate oral hygiene can have lasting effects on the health and appearance of your teeth, including stains and damage to their structure. Sometimes, even when you do everything you’re supposed to, tooth discoloration can creep up on you over time.
Have you been using a tooth whitening toothpaste but still aren’t seeing any change? These toothpastes can slightly lighten your teeth by removing surface stains, but if you want to see whiter and brighter teeth, a professional whitening treatment can get you there in one 60-minute dental visit. Read on to find out more about this transformative treatment.
We are excited to announce that we have reopened our practice as of May 4. All our patients were dearly missed, but we were careful not to open before we were given necessary clearance by our government and we had all the necessary safety precautions in place first.
Dentures are a common treatment for missing teeth. Now more than ever, they are designed to fit better and more comfortably. Dentures help you regain the function and appearance of your teeth after tooth loss, and maintain the shape of your face. Missing teeth can give your face a sunken in appearance. With dentures, however, you’ll regain your confidence with a beautiful healthy looking smile.
The saying, “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure” certainly holds true when it comes to avoiding painful and costly dental problems. Our goal is to give you the best dental care possible, but it’s your own dental hygiene habits that really set you up for a lifetime of great oral health. We’re spreading the love this month by sharing key reminders on how you can prevent common dental conditions.
Is one or more missing teeth getting in the way of you enjoying a carefree life? Are you constantly trying to cover the gap in your smile or avoiding social situations because you feel uncomfortable showing your teeth? There is a common and effective solution that can replace missing teeth and increase your confidence. Click here to read more about this popular treatment.
According to the Centers for Disease Control, half of adult Americans have some form of periodontal disease, otherwise known as gum disease. It occurs when bacteria build up on the teeth and become an infection that affects the gums. Other health issues can increase the risk of gum disease, such as pregnancy, diabetes and obesity. Gum disease, however, is easily avoided through good oral hygiene and regular dental checkups.
