Have you been trying to learn more about full and partial dentures but you’re worried you have been reading a mixture of reliable – and not-so-reliable – information? If so, we encourage you to stop what you are doing and begin learning some facts with a quick Q&A session we have created. Follow the session up by calling us to schedule a visit, so you can ask all of your questions (and receive professional advice).
Common Reasons For Extractions
Fortunately, we find that the more educated our patients become about our services – particularly restorative care treatments – the more at ease they feel when we make diagnoses and treatment suggestions. When it comes to the removal of a tooth, for instance, a patient who understands why an extraction is necessary will have an easier time feeling motivated to protect his or her oral health. Remember – we offer beautiful tooth replacements solutions to restore your full smile. For now, become familiar with reasons you may need a dental extraction.
Quiz: Avoiding Root Canal Therapy
Have you been wondering what you can do to avoid the need for root canal therapy? First, it is important that you realize this helpful, effective treatment is comfortable and can save your tooth – if we suggest one, you can expect a wonderful experience. However, it’s also very beneficial to become familiar with the ways to prevent an infection and the subsequent need for a root canal. To find out whether you’re already well versed in protecting your smile (or if you need a few more hints), enjoy a quick quiz.
Dental Bridge Q&A Session
Have you recently come to the conclusion that a dental bridge is the tooth replacement solution you have been seeking? Or, are you at least mostly sure that this is the restorative treatment you want? Don’t worry, we applaud patients who become interested in treatments but take the time to learn as much as they can before they make a final (very informed) decision. To answer some of your questions, consider a quick Q&A session for the helpful details you need.
5 Ways To Improve Oral Health In 2016
In just a few days we will leave 2015 behind and start a new year. Typically, people start to form resolutions about what they’ll do differently the upcoming year. We suggest taking steps to improve your oral health in 2016. With a healthy smile you can enjoy renewed confidence and even improve your overall health.
Do You Need A Crown Or A Filling?
What happens when your teeth become chipped, cracked, or develop a cavity? Well, to avoid infection or possibly tooth loss you need a restoration. A restoration returns the tooth to full function and health. We actually offer a variety of different options, including dental crowns and fillings. Which one will best address your smile needs? Do you need a crown or a filling?
Restorative Dentistry: What’s What?
Are you very familiar with the details of restorative dentistry? If asked, could you list off the associated treatments and explanations? Or, is this simply something you are familiar with on a need-to-know basis (as in, you know that if you need a repair, you will require restorative care)? By becoming more familiar with services and essential information, you will gain a broader perspective regarding what’s what in the world of restorations. The more you know, the more confident you will feel if you require a quick fix or more complex improvement to your oral health.
How Do You Treat TMD?
TMJ disorder, also known as TMD, is a jaw joint disorder that affects millions of people in the United States. Without treatment you can endure a number of uncomfortable symptoms. However, treatment rarely involves surgery. In fact, there are a number of comfortable and minimally invasive options for addressing this jaw joint issue. How do you treat TMD?
Do You Grind Your Teeth?
Do you grind your teeth? If you do, then the health and appearance of your smile may be at risk. Chronic teeth grinding, also known as bruxism, can damage teeth and increase the risk of various oral health concerns. By treating the issue, you can stop these grinding/clenching episodes and help safeguard your smile.
Are You Afraid Of The Dentist?
Statistics show that between 30 and 40 million Americans are afraid of the dentist. There are different levels of fear. There is anxiety and there is dental phobia. Dental anxiety tends to be a general feeling of uneasiness due to unfounded fears or worries when it comes time to visit the dentist. Dental phobia is a more intense fear or dread. Patients with dental phobia can experience panic and be literally terrified when faced with a dental appointment. Are you afraid of the dentist? If you are, you are not alone.
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