Bruxism Can Be Improved Upon With a Night Guard

Patients who have a habit of grinding their teeth are not uncommon, especially in the case of young children or those who often experience stress and anger. Many people don’t even realize they have a habit of tooth grinding because it only happens at night during sleep. Bruxism is the term for chronic tooth grinding,… Read more »

Overcoming Your Sensitive Teeth Symptoms

Do you feel nerve pain or uncomfortable feelings in your teeth as you eat or drink your favorite foods? If so, you could be experiencing sensitive teeth. Sensitive teeth is a condition that causes pain in your teeth. To help you learn how to overcome your sensitive teeth, our dentist, Dr. with in , ,… Read more »

How to Protect a Temporary Dental Crown

If you have a tooth that is damaged or decayed or requires cosmetic repairs, you may receive a dental crown, which is placed in two separate visits to . Dental crown placement often involves wearing a temporary dental crown, and it requires special care to avoid complications. At your first appointment, our dentist takes away… Read more »

Achieve a Fresh Smile with Dental Veneers

Our team at is dedicated to offering our patients effective options for cosmetic dentistry to brighten their smiles, and this can involve using dental veneers made with porcelain or resin material. Dental veneers are very simple yet effective at concealing unwanted dental flaws in your smile. Dental veneers provide a full smile makeover to make… Read more »

All About Cavities

If you want a strong and healthy smile, then you need to avoid cavities. Cavities, which are also known as tooth decay, are dangerous dental problems that can destroy your smile and oral health if you let them. It’s best to prevent cavities by keeping up on oral hygiene, visiting your dentist, Dr. , every… Read more »

A Key to Oral Health Success: Dentures

  When thinking about tooth replacement therapies, it is important to consider what type of prosthetic you are looking for. If you are looking for a temporary prosthetic that could be taken out as needed, no matter if you’re only looking for a single tooth, or need an entire top row of teeth, one highly… Read more »

Dental Questions Answered on Dental Sealants

  If you are at an increased risk for dental erosion or other forms of tooth decay, it means that your teeth are vulnerable to tooth enamel wear. In order to protect your smile, it is important to make sure that you’re eating a healthy diet and cleaning your mouth as needed. In addition, it… Read more »

A Tooth Suffering from a Degraded Dental Filling Might Need a Dental Crown

While dental fillings are intended to last for many years, most have a finite lifespan. This is especially true of large dental fillings or repairs that are made to the biting surface of a tooth. As the dental filling ages, the once firm bond between it and the surrounding tooth enamel can start to weaken…. Read more »

A Tooth Suffering from a Large Cavity Might Need a Dental Crown Restoration

Sometimes even the most diligent oral hygiene practices aren’t enough to prevent a cavity from developing on one of your teeth. If you frequently consume acidic beverages moderate demineralization of your tooth enamel could allow the tooth decay to spread rapidly. In a case like this, you might notice a change in the surface texture… Read more »

How Proper Dental Care Benefits Your Dental Crown

When a dental crown restoration is placed in your mouth, it replaces the vulnerable tooth enamel that was affected by dental fracture, tooth decay, or an unwanted cosmetic imperfection. Even though a dental crown is created with a material that cannot be decayed, it doesn’t mean you slack on providing that tooth with the excellent… Read more »