The dental filling is a very common procedure, which offers a wealth of oral health and cosmetic benefits. As a result, we like to make sure our patients are fully informed regarding this restorative treatment. How much do you think you know about fillings? Are you a master of tooth decay information? Or, do you think there may be some areas in which you could use a refresher? Test your knowledge with a fun quiz and contact us if you have questions or think you might need to address a cavity.
Full And Partial Denture Benefits
Have you been wondering if the benefits of full and partial dentures might offer you the tooth replacement solution you have been dreaming about choosing? Are you missing one tooth, multiple teeth, a full arch of teeth, or all of your teeth? Good news – in nearly any case, you will qualify for dentures because we offer a variety of solutions. As for making your mind up regarding which tooth loss solution is best suited to your smile, we suggest you consider some advantages patients commonly consider as they come to a final decision.
Tips For Old Dental Crowns
Do you have old dental crowns in your smile? Have you been wondering if there’s something you should do about your old dental restorations but you don’t know if it matters? First, remember that when you visit us for your preventive dental checkup two times a year, we will take a close look at every detail of your smile, including your restorations. Next, keep in mind that if you are a new patient or simply feel that something is off, you should always contact us for an appointment. When it comes to what to do about old crowns, consider some helpful advice.
Common Questions About Bridges
Are you missing one tooth or up to three teeth that once rested side-by-side? If so, you may make a wonderful candidate for the tooth replacement option called a dental bridge. This is a series of artificial teeth connected to form a single unit, so you can expect a complete, beautiful smile after placement. As for what else you can expect from a bridge, you may have some particular questions that are keeping you from moving ahead with your plan for a full grin. Allow us to offer a bit of assistance by answering questions frequently brought up during dental visits.
2015 Insurance Benefits Reminder
Are you making a list and checking it several times to make sure you don’t miss a beat this holiday season? If you haven’t added dental insurance benefits to that list then you will be happy for this friendly reminder. For those of you who access dental care with insurance, it is important to recognize a couple things. First, 2015 is on its way out, which means you might need to take a quick glance at your remaining benefits. Second, how is your smile doing – does it need anything? Allow us to offer some pointed suggestions, so you can work your dental care into your already very busy schedule.
Ask Your Questions About Wisdom Tooth Removal
Are you familiar with the reasons we suggest wisdom tooth removal? Do you wonder if, perhaps, you will require the extraction of your wisdom teeth – also called “third molars” – but you are lacking the details you need? First, we always recommend that you schedule an appointment with us if you are uncertain about your oral health, so we may answer your questions in person. For now, however, we hope you will look over some helpful questions and answers that commonly come up during consultations with patients.
Post-Thanksgiving Oral Health Tips
Do you feel like Thanksgiving took quite a toll on your oral health? Perhaps you are feeling some regret regarding the sugary treats, acidic cranberry sauce, and staining wine that you indulged in with complete abandon! Whatever the case, a quick lapse in attention to dental hygiene does not mean you cannot easily find yourself back on track. Consider some helpful preventive care suggestions, so you can regain your usual habits and feel good about your smile again.
Professionally Treating a Toothache
When your tooth hurts, there may be little chance of ignoring it, depending on its severity. Even if it is mild enough to forget about it for a while, you still should not disregard the discomfort. Whatever’s making your tooth sensitive may only grow worse the longer you neglect it. Some over-the-counter pain relievers can offer temporary pain relief, but to cure your toothache once and for all, you could require professional dental treatment to address its underlying cause. (more…)
Should You Take Dry Mouth Seriously?
You may not think much about your saliva on a day-to-day basis, but when your salivary glands stop producing enough of it, the dryness can grab your attention pretty easily. Dry mouth is fairly common, and most people experience it to some degree when they’re thirsty, but when the condition is persistent, your mouth can become uncomfortable and susceptible to dental diseases like tooth decay. The truth is that you shouldn’t ignore dry mouth, since the prolonged absence of saliva can spell trouble for the health of your smile. (more…)
Is Stress Affecting Your Dental Health?
Stress seems to be a major part of modern life, with hectic schedules, overwhelming daily demands, and little time to decompress. The negative health effects of excessive stress are well-known and often discussed, including hypertension (high blood pressure) and an increased risk of heart disease and failure. However, daily stress can also take a toll on your dental health in numerous ways, some of which may not become obvious until damage has been done. (more…)
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