Veneers are an effective cosmetic dentistry solution for a variety of issues that people face with their teeth. For example, veneers can be used to correct chipped, discolored or crooked teeth. Think of veneers as semi-permanent tooth caps that aid in helping people to have beautiful teeth without undergoing extensive corrective treatments such as orthodontics. Veneers can remain intact for 20 or more years, and caring for them properly can help to ensure they last as long as possible. Read More»
Has your dentist suddenly informed you that you have several cavities, after years of being cavity free? Usually, this is a sign that something about your lifestyle or the way you care for your teeth has changed, but it’s not always immediately obvious just what that change may be. Here’s a look at three possible reasons for your recent increase in cavities.
You’ve been using too many or too harsh of whitening treatments. Read More»
Pacifiers can be a big help when you have a fussy baby. However, they can also become a problem if you aren’t careful. While giving your baby a pacifier when they are having a hard time going to sleep can help calm them down, giving your baby a pacifier any time they are fussy can easily lead to them being dependent on it for comfort. This article will offer you advice on how to use a pacifier correctly, as well as provide you with information on potential dental problems that can happen from too much use. Read More»
If you are feeling discomfort from impacted wisdom teeth, then you should consider tooth removal. It is common to have hesitation about having the surgery, however. Most people are worried about the pain, discomfort, and swelling that occurs after the surgery. It helps to know that the discomfort is temporary. Here are four things that will help to shorten your recovery time.
Control Bleeding
After your extractions, you should expect to experience some bleeding. Read More»
If you are like many people, the mere thought of a root canal makes you cringe. Although this procedure is feared by many dental patients, root canal therapy has come a long way and normally does not cause any discomfort at all. After the treatment, most patients feel a lot better. Here are some instances where a root canal is necessary.
Deep Cavity
While most cavities can be taken care of with a simple filling, some require a more extensive treatment. Read More»
