Do you like to use mouthwash to help freshen your breath? If so, your dentist would like you to know that while mouthwash is fine in moderation, it should never be viewed as a substitute for proper dental hygiene. Mouthwash can be a helpful addition, but it should not take the place of either brushing or flossing. These acts combined are some of the best ways to keep both the teeth and gums strong and healthy. So make sure that you are brushing your teeth twice a day, every day, and flossing on a daily basis as well to help prevent dental problems. (more…)
Ready to Rebound from the Loss of Your Tooth?
Tooth loss can elicit feelings of excitement for young children. But for adults, it can be quite the opposite. As an adult, tooth loss can bring about feelings of embarrassment or even frustration. It can also make it difficult to chew comfortably, or even to smile confidently. Fortunately, dental prostheses provide a way to address these and other concerns, and dentures are not the only option available. For added stability, why not consider the alternatives like dental bridges or even dental implants? (more…)
Enjoy Your Meals More, with a Modern Dental Filling
Meals, snacks, and even drinks can cause tooth sensitivity, particularly if they are very hot or very cold. Just because sensitivity is common, though, it doesn’t meant that you should ignore it. In many cases, tooth sensitivity exists because of an underlying and undiagnosed dental issue, such as a cavity. To help protect your smile, restorative treatment could likely be in order. Fortunately, for you, modern dental restorations are created with both comfort and confidence in mind. That means that if you do find yourself in need of a filling or crown, your dentist could likely help to restore your smile nearly seamlessly. (more…)
Could Sedation Dentistry Help Your Smile?
Have you been postponing dental checkups for quite some time now, all due to a generalized dental anxiety? If so, you could be at great risk of developing cavities, as well as gum disease, a chronic condition that can lead to tooth loss if unaddressed. Fortunately, even if you have been too afraid to get proper dental care in the past, your dentist can likely help. For most patients, sedation provides a safe and effective way to remain calm and comfortable, as your smile gets all the dental care it needs. (more…)
Tired of Feeling Dental Pain? Restorative Treatment Could Help
Ouch! Are mealtimes no longer about enjoying time with loved ones, and great food? Have they become a time of discomfort and pain, due to an undiagnosed dental issue? If so, don’t keep settling for dental problems interrupting your daily life and putting a damper on your favorite activities, like family dinner. Instead, talk to your dentist about how restorative treatment could help you bounce back and enjoy oral comfort – and great meals – once again! (more…)
Can You Drink Your Way to Better Oral Health?
Ever wonder if there is more you could be doing to prevent cavities? If you’ve experienced dental decay in the past, then you know all too well how frustrating it can be to be diagnosed with a cavity. Even though treatment is often fast and minimally invasive, like a simple dental filling, it is certainly better to avoid cavities in the first place. Dental hygiene and regular professional cleanings can help. But if you really want to prevent dental problems, it’s also important to choose smile-friendly drinks! (more…)
Are Your Gums Receiving Proper Care?
Did you commit to taking better care of your smile this year? If so, you might already be brushing your teeth twice a day, to help keep them in tip-top shape. But what about your gum tissue? The gums are just as important to a healthy smile, yet they are often overlooked when it comes to oral care. If you want to keep your whole smile healthy, make sure your gums are getting the preventive care they need. (more…)
Could Your Kids Be Struggling with Cavities?
As a parent, you likely do all you can to help keep your kids both healthy and happy. From making them eat their vegetables, to wearing helmets when they ride their bikes, a parent’s job is never done, especially when it comes to protecting one’s kids. Fortunately, when it comes to preventing and treating cavities, dental care is not complicated. A few healthy habits can help you protect your kids’ smiles. If they are diagnosed with cavities, minimally invasive treatment could likely help to restore their oral health, quickly, while preventing painful infections or even the premature loss of teeth. (more…)
Worried About Dental Care? Sedation Can Help!
Has it been several years since you last saw the dentist? If so, is it anxiety that has gotten in your way of getting proper dental care? Routine preventive visits help to keep teeth and gums healthy and looking their best. They are also essential to preventing common issues, such as cavities and even gum disease. Fortunately, for patients who do suffer from generalized dental anxiety, or those who may require rather extensive restorative treatment, dental sedatives are often a safe and effective way of calming anxiety and also keeping patients comfortable as they receive the dental care they need, whether preventive or restorative. (more…)
Root Canal Treatment Can Save Your Tooth
Being consistent with your oral healthcare can mostly prevent the need for major treatments. Brushing and flossing your teeth twice a day is a good step in protecting your mouth from tooth decay and gum disease. Regular visits to your dentist for professional cleanings and a check-up can keep you ahead of major problems. However vigilant with your health you are, problems can still arise. Cavities can still happen. Accidents that cause damage to your teeth can still happen. The important thing to remember is that treatment can save your tooth from extraction or further complication. Root canal treatment is done in an effort to save your tooth. (more…)
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