2 Reasons To Choose A Same-Day Crown

25 July 2016
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

One of the more common dental procedures that many people need is a dental crown which consists of a cap that goes over the remains of your tooth in order to protect what remains of the tooth and restore its shape. In most cases, a dental crown is utilized when there isn't enough left of your tooth structure to support a basic filling. When getting a crown you will have to choose between a traditional crown or a same-day crown. Read More 

3 Ways to Help a Denture Remain Stable in Your Mouth

6 July 2016
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

If you are planning to get a denture, you may be concerned about how securely the appliance will fit in your mouth. Most people have heard horror stories of dentures slipping about as a person eats or drinks, resulting in an embarrassing situation. Nevertheless, there are multiple ways to help ensure that a denture remains securely in your mouth. Here are a few of them. Use denture adhesive. There are special denture adhesives available to help secure a denture to your gums. Read More 

3 Things You Can Do To Help Keep Your Child’s Teeth Healthy

26 May 2016
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

There are multiple things that you can do to help keep your child's teeth free of decay. Here are a few of them: Wean your child as soon as possible. When a child sucks a bottle that contains milk or other sugary liquids, your little one's teeth are exposed to sugar for a prolonged period. Sometimes, a child finds his or her bottle so soothing that he or she may desire to suck on the bottle during naps or even at bedtime. Read More 

Dentures And Implants

26 May 2016
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

If you are already missing one or more of your teeth, or you will be going in to have a tooth extraction, then you should start thinking about how you would like to replace those teeth. Going with missing teeth not only affects the looks of your smile, but it can also affect the bone density of your jaw, as well as the long term structure of your face. Dentures provide you with one of the least invasive means of tooth replacement and dental implants provide you with one of the more invasive options. Read More 

What To Do If It’s Hard To Floss Because Of Arthritis

11 May 2016
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

If you have arthritis, it can be difficult to manage a lot of your daily needs, including flossing. The clenching, squeezing, and pinching of the floss to maneuver it between your teeth can be extremely hard and painful for someone who has inflammation in their joints. If you're having a hard time flossing, here are three tips for ways you can still keep your gums and teeth healthy while making it easier on your hands and wrists. Read More