
Did you know that we can improve the beauty and function of your smile, repairing damage and other cosmetic issues in just one visit? Let’s talk about tooth bonding and how we can help you obtain a smile you’ll be proud to show the world.
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Did you know that we can improve the beauty and function of your smile, repairing damage and other cosmetic issues in just one visit? Let’s talk about tooth bonding and how we can help you obtain a smile you’ll be proud to show the world.
Often, patients with persistent popping or crackling in their jaw joints may be experiencing symptoms of a serious oral health issue. TMJ disorder, also known as TMD, can lead to difficulty fully opening and closing your mouth. In today’s blog, we’re going to talk about identifying and treating TMD.
Have you ever heard the term “bruxism?” This refers to a disorder in which people frequently grind their teeth or clench their jaw. Without treatment, this disorder could eventually damage your teeth and increase the risk of serious oral health issues. Let’s look at what causes bruxism and how we treat the disorder.
Children can develop decay for a number of reasons, from the foods and drinks they consume to lack of brushing and flossing. However, there are steps you can take to help prevent decay from forming in little smiles.
We have a number of treatment options to restore a tooth, whether one has developed tooth decay or major damage. In many cases, we may recommend a custom-made dental crown. What situations call for a crown? What should a patient expect from the placement process?
When was the last time you had a checkup and cleaning? For many patients, these preventive visits seem unnecessary, especially if they brush and floss daily. However, there are a number of reasons we suggest all patients, even those with good oral health, attend a routine checkup and cleaning.
We have a number of restorations to treat problems with a tooth, such as chips, fractures, or decay. Occasionally, we may recommend a dental filling to address a cavity. When do you need a filling and should you expect from the placement process?