Do you have a damaged or infected tooth? When a tooth become broken or cracked, or develops serious decay or an infection, we will recommend a restoration. A dental crown covers the visible portion of the tooth, returning the tooth to full function and health. We use a variety of materials to create our restorations. Which type of crown do you need?
Bristle Blunders: Cleaning Your Brush
Are you feeling somewhat frantic because you just realized your mouth is full of bacteria, which means your toothbrush is probably coated in some amount of bacteria? As a result, are you second guessing everything you ever thought you knew about caring for your dental hygiene products? First of all, we encourage you to relax and realize you’ve probably been doing things correctly all along. Secondly, of course, we are ready to provide you with some helpful advice to reassure you (or to teach you a new thing or two about brush cleaning).
When Do You Need A Filling?
When a patient develops a cavity we recommend the issue be treated as soon as possible. Without treatment, cavities can lead to serious complications. In order to restore the tooth to full function and health we may prescribe a dental filling. When do you need a filling? How do you know if you have tooth decay?
Do You Need A Bridge Or A Partial Denture?
When you lose a tooth you should talk to your dentist about replacement options right away. Otherwise, you could experience a number of complications for your oral health and appearance. Fortunately, we have multiple dental prosthetic options to help restore your smile to full function and health. Do you need a bridge or a partial denture to replace your missing teeth? What’s the difference between these two prosthetics?
5 Tips For Addressing Sleep Apnea
Do you have trouble sleeping? Do you often feel exhausted during the day? If so, your problem could be related to a serious disorder known as obstructive sleep apnea, or OSA. The disorder can eventually lead to serious complications, including depression, high blood pressure, and a higher risk of heart attack and stroke. If you are diagnosed with the disorder, we have a few tips for addressing sleep apnea.