According to the Centers for Disease Control, about 47.2{dcbe0cd52ce35e2f156887e14605e24111ce99c14f01d3853732956d43020bdd} of US adults suffer from some stage of periodontal disease. What are the warning signs of gum disease? By understanding the common symptoms you can know when to see your dentist. Otherwise, you have a risk of adult tooth loss and even heart-related issues.
Last week we discussed a few options for avoiding tooth pain. Now, we look at some of the most common causes. If you are wondering, “Why does my tooth hurt?” Then you need to look a number of different factors. Everything from the foods/drinks we consume to persistent teeth grinding (bruxism) can lead to uncomfortable… Read More
Have you ever had a toothache? If so, then you know how uncomfortable the discomfort can be. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to avoid tooth pain. How do you prevent toothaches? With a focus on regular dental care you can enjoy a comfortable and healthy smile.
When you see the dentist, the doctor may examine your smile to uncover any signs of developing problems. How does the dentist identify a problem? With advanced technology and knowledge, the doctor can find common problems and offer treatment before they progress into something that threatens the overall health and stability of your smile.
Our goal is to help you maintain a healthy and properly functioning smile. This means you can eat and speak without discomfort or difficulty. Often, we need to restore a tooth that has become damaged or experiences decay. In these situations we may suggest a dental crown. How does a crown help your smile?
What does a root canal involve? Many people feel nervous about this treatment. Fortunately, most find the procedure comparable to receiving a simple dental filling. If you have an infected or abscessed tooth then this is the best option for restoring the health and function of your smile. We also take steps to ensure your… Read More
In a few days Halloween will be here. Have your little ones picked out a costume? While going around the town looking for candy can be fun, you probably understand that too many sugary sweets can boost the risk of tooth decay. To keep your smile safe this Halloween and avoid the onset of cavities,… Read More
Do you have sensitive teeth or a persistent toothache? If so, then you may need treatment for tooth decay. Otherwise, you may develop an infection or eventually lose the tooth altogether. In order to restore the tooth we may recommend a simple dental filling. From a lifelike appearance to the ability to be placed in… Read More
Surprisingly, many people choose to skip a routine visit to have their teeth cleaned. What happens during a cleaning? This noninvasive procedure can help brighten your teeth and reduce the risk of serious oral health complications. If you want to maintain a healthy smile, one free of periodontal disease and other issues, then you need… Read More
The American Dental Association recommends that at a minimum we have our teeth examined about once every six months. When was your last checkup? Even if you brush and floss properly and as recommended, a checkup is still necessary to make sure you aren’t developing a serious oral health problem. From there, the doctor can… Read More