Same-day crowns are a type of restoration that uses CAD/CAM technology to design and mill a custom restoration in just one visit. Traditional dental crowns require two visits and can take several weeks to complete. CEREC technology allows for one appointment and completed restoration in one visit. Once your restoration is designed, it will be […]
Tooth loss can happen for many reasons, but the most common is tooth decay. When bacteria in the mouth break down sugars and starches into acids, those substances can damage the tooth's enamel. Over time, this can lead to cavities or permanently damaged teeth. The structure of your teeth can also weaken as you age. […]
A root canal is a treatment that removes the infection from within the tooth or pulp. The pulp can become infected by oral bacteria because of a cavity, cracked tooth, or other trauma to the tooth. Once the pulp becomes infected, it must be treated, so it does not spread to the surrounding tissue. If […]
If you’re feeling anxious about your upcoming dental appointment, sedation dentistry may be right for you! Oral conscious sedation is administered in the form of a pill about an hour before your procedure and will make you feel completely relaxed during your visit. You’ll still be awake and able to respond to your dentist’s questions […]
Dental fear or anxiety is common among many people. This fear can keep people from seeking dental treatment, even if they have a dental problem. If you have dental anxiety, here are a few helpful tips. Speak up about your fears If you’re nervous and afraid, it’s important to communicate those fears and anxieties to […]
Dental anxiety is a very real concern for many people. This fear may prevent someone from getting the dental treatments they need. This can lead to serious dental issues. Many patients choose sedation dentistry because it offers a comfortable and stress-free experience during their dental appointments. Here are the most common types of sedation dentistry: […]
The foods people eat affect the health of the mouth. Good nutrition is important for overall health, but it also helps to promote healthy teeth and gums. However, there are certain foods that are more likely to cause decay and other oral health problems than others. Here are some of them. Sugary Foods When sugar […]
Your oral health has a big impact on your overall wellness, meaning that improving your oral hygiene benefits more than just your teeth. Dental problems such as tooth decay and gum disease have been linked to other health conditions such as stroke, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and more1. By following through with your oral care routine […]
Good oral hygiene is essential to our oral and overall health. Oral health is not just about brushing your teeth twice a day. It's also about maintaining good oral health habits, such as brushing your teeth and tongue regularly, eating a balanced diet, and visiting the dentist every six months. And there are some habits […]
Christmas is a season of joy and festivities. Along with the celebrations come sweet treats which we cannot resist. With all the sugar, carb, and fat-filled meals and treats, your teeth will be more prone to cavities and decay. Here are some easy tips that will help keep your teeth healthy this season. Brush and […]