Your overnight teeth grinding can lead to serious wear of your teeth. This condition is known as bruxism, and if you receive a diagnosis of this sleep disorder, do not simply brush it off. Bruxism can cause significant erosion of your enamel, which is the outer surface of the tooth. This hard material gives you the ability to chew and also provides the appearance of your smile.
Grinding overnight can lead to issues with your appearance that can affect your daily life. Speak with the team at Cedar West Dental in Richfield, MN about how dental bonding can help you to restore your enamel after bruxism damage. Enamel erosion can cause noticeable changes in your smile. This process uses a composite resin to make your teeth appear fuller with material that blends in with the rest of your smile. Care for your underlying condition as well with an oral appliance to prevent your teeth from colliding during sleep! (more…)


When you are younger, there are many different changes to the mouth that require constant supervision. As you grow further into adulthood, things can feel as if they settle down a bit. It is still vital to keep routine appointments for cleanings and examinations every six months. The examination allows your dental professional to take stock of your current health needs and to give you advice on how to best care for your smile going forward.
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As this year draws to a close, we start to plan for settling back into our normal routines. While Christmas can certainly be hectic for some, the activities run fully from Halloween until the end of the year. This means that you have to take advantage of any lull in the schedule to ensure that vital tasks can be completed. The oral wellbeing of the family is no exception!
Teaching your little ones
Our team doesn’t just offer care for adults, we have a full range of treatments to help
Our previous blog was all about checkups and how they help protect your oral health. But in the same visit, we also clean your smile to prevent major oral health concerns. In today’s blog, your 



