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From poor oral hygiene to a diet high in sugary foods and drinks, a number of factors can lead to childhood cavities. For some, these cavities could mean eventual infections or even premature loss of baby teeth, a major cause of misalignment. How do you protect little smiles from tooth decay, and when should parents bring their kids to see their Richfield, MN, dentist?
Family dentistry means we offer care for people of all ages, from you and your significant other to your children and older family members. In today’s blog, we’re going to talk about the benefits of checkups and cleanings, and why people young and old in Richfield, MN, should see the dentist for routine preventive care.
With restorative dentistry, we offer strong and lifelike restorations designed to improve the health and function of smiles in Richfield, MN. Many are designed to blend with your smile and protect you from serious complications. How does a crown repair a smile? What does placing and maintaining one involve?
If you find yourself with a chipped or misshapen tooth, you may assume multiple visits or major restorations will be needed to improve your smile. However, with cosmetic dentistry we offer patients in Richfield, MN, an option to restore smiles in just one visit. Let’s look at the benefits of our cosmetic bonding and contouring procedures.
When you develop a cavity, treatment is crucial for avoiding complications, such as pain or infection. In order to offer a natural looking solution to decay, we may suggest a composite resin dental filling. How does a filling blend with your smile and when should you schedule a visit with your Richfield, MN, dentist to discuss treatment?
For Richfield, MN, patients with headaches and popping sensations in the jaw, treatment for TMJ disorder may be necessary. What causes the onset of TMD and what happens if a patient doesn’t seek treatment? Will a custom-made mouthguard really help improve your oral health and function?
For a number of reasons, many of us will occasionally grind our teeth. These episodes are short lived and temporary. However, if you have bruxism, in which you grind your teeth regularly, then your oral health could suffer. In today’s blog, we’re going to look at how our Richfield, MN, patients can stop grinding their teeth and enjoy improved oral health.
1537 E 66th Street, Suite 101
Richfield, MN 55423
612-861-7188
