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How to Protect Your Teeth

My kids are involved in several different sports, including some that are known for being a bit rough, like hockey and football. I worry about them being injured, but I don’t want to curb their athletic spirit. So I take steps to make certain that they’re as protected as possible. That means protecting their teeth, too. My children’s dentist told me that the best way to protect their teeth was to use custom mouth guards that would keep their teeth safe even in the event of a blow to the mouth. I started this blog to talk about different ways to protect teeth – from mouth guards and dental devices you wear while you sleep, to plain old brushing and flossing. There are many ways to protect your teeth depending on your needs. Find out which one is right for you.

Is It Really That Easy To Care For Your New Dental Implant?

Posted on March 7, 2023

Dental implants are the closest possible substitute for a natural tooth. The titanium implant resembles a small screw and is placed in your jaw. The bone heals around the implant, securing its position. A false tooth (called a dental crown) can then be attached to the implant. The implant and its false tooth will be indistinguishable from the natural tooth it's replacing, and you look after it as though it was a natural tooth. [Read More]

Instances When Your Wisdom Teeth Need To Be Extracted

Posted on January 26, 2023

Did you know that many folks experience problems with their wisdom teeth? This can explain why people require wisdom teeth removal. So, what signs could force you to get your wisdom teeth taken out? Read on to find out. Overcrowding Wisdom teeth are the last to emerge. Therefore, your teeth might look overcrowded as soon as the wisdom teeth start to emerge or form. The other teeth will have to squeeze themselves together to make space for the wisdom teeth. [Read More]

Signs You Need To See A Porcelain Dental Crown Specialist

Posted on December 21, 2022

When you get a dental crown put on, you may be able to get some of your work done by your general dentist. However, more work may need to be done by a porcelain dental crown specialist who will work with you to ensure you get the care you need to thrive and have a happy, healthy smile. If you need a new dental crown or are thinking of getting initial dental crowns put in, your general dentist will give you an oral exam and discuss your options. [Read More]

Do You Need To See A Prosthodontist Or General Dentist For A New Crown?

Posted on November 15, 2022

If a tooth has a large fracture or cavity, your dentist might recommend a crown instead of a filling to repair the structure. Many general dentists can prepare and place a crown, but some dentists might refer you to a crown specialist such as a prosthodontist if you have a more complex case. Prosthodontists are specialists who repair existing teeth and replace missing teeth with crowns, dentures, dental implants, etc. They may also address facial deformities in the jaw. [Read More]