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Cavities can be a fairly regular health problem. Perhaps the only health issue that may be more rampant is the common cold. With it being so prevalent, you might be wondering if you can recognize the warning signs of a cavity.... read more »

Individuals who frequently struggle to maintain good oral hygiene habits are at increased risk of suffering a cavity on one of their teeth. If you also have a bad habit of skipping a routine dental checkup, an area of tooth decay can go undetected, allowing it to compromise a large area of previously healthy tooth enamel.... read more »

You’ve put off fixing your teeth for far too long. It’s time for a mouth makeover! Oh, there isn’t anything seriously wrong. Your teeth have yellowed a bit with age, so maybe whitening is in order. There’s that little chip on the front tooth that you’ve been meaning to have smoothed out. Then, there is the matter of that odd bottom tooth that looks a little misshapen. Nobody really sees it, but its bothered you all these years. Now is the time to fix everything! What’s next? Well, you’ll want to find a really good cosmetic dentist.... read more »

When it comes time to repair any damage that may have occurred to your smile, think about all your tooth restoration treatment options. Are you more interested in correcting the look of your teeth or are you focused on functionality and reliability? Fortunately, with modern dentistry, several restorations exist that provide both a better look and more function to your smile. Frequently asked questions concerning tooth restoration treatment options include the following:... read more »

Is one of your teeth giving you grief? Have you been living with this discomfort for some time now? Does it seem more difficult to get through your daily routine because of the level of discomfort you feel? If so, you could possibly have an infection in your tooth that may need to be treated with a root canal.... read more »

Did you know that there is a very simple way to help your smile stay healthy? In addition to brushing your teeth twice each day and thoroughly flossing your teeth, chewing gum can enhance the quality of your oral health. Chewing sugar-free gum after you eat can help reduce your risk of cavities and improve the quality of your teeth.... read more »

It’s best to clean your smile with oral hygiene tools that are effective and clean. Unfortunately, your toothbrush can harbor many germs throughout the day. This is why it’s important to do everything you can to keep your toothbrush clean. If you don’t, you would be cleaning your smile with a dirty tool. To help you maintain a clean toothbrush, our dentist, Dr. Alexis Mai, is happy to give you some tips:... read more »

A whiter smile leads to a brighter day. Beyond taking care of your teeth due to lifestyle choices and effective oral hygiene routines, it is important to seek out teeth whitening treatment systems to remove any stains and discolorations that may be on your teeth. There are many different varieties of teeth whitening treatment kits, so it is important to understand the differences between each:... read more »

Persistent dental stains, discolored tooth enamel, and other cosmetic imperfections on your teeth can leave you with an unattractive smile. This can cause you to alter some of your facial expressions and hamper your self-confidence.... read more »

If dental erosion has occurred to the point that a hole has formed in your tooth enamel, it is known as a cavity. Cavities are extremely dangerous and need to be treated as soon as possible. Otherwise, bacteria can seep into a tooth and lead to severe infections and eventual tooth loss. In order to prevent cavities from plugging around mouth any longer, dental fillings can be used. One highly effective form of dental filling to consider is a composite dental filling. If you are in need of a dental filling, consider composites.... read more »