How to Manage a Broken Tooth Posted on 5/10/2019 by Robert Leale If your tooth has broken or become chipped, there are a few things you can do to manage it until you can get in to see us. These breaks, chips, and cracks can be painful, so you want to make certain that you’re […]
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Can Cavities Form Under Crowns? Posted on 4/20/2019 by Robert Leale In theory, crowns are supposed to last for a lifetime, especially newer crowns. However, that isn’t always the case. If you have noticed that you have pain in a crowned tooth, maybe during a meal, you may have a hidden issue under your crown.
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Bruxism Can be Reduced if You Learn How to Manage Stress Posted on 4/10/2019 by Robert Leale Many people assume that bruxism, or teeth grinding, is a sleep disorder. This is not necessarily true, as recently we have discovered a direct link between emotional stability and bruxism. Heightened stress and anxiety physically manifests itself in
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It is Important to Fill Cavities and Treat Gum Disease Prior to Cosmetic Dental Procedures Posted on 3/20/2019 by Robert Leale It is common to want a beautiful smile, but in order for cosmetic dentistry procedures to be effective and long-lasting, your teeth need to be healthy first. That’s why we always examine your teeth
Is Using Mouthwash in Your Water Flosser Helping Improve Your Oral Health? Posted on 3/10/2019 by Robert Leale There are many types of mouthwash out there. Some simply make your breath smell fresh and neutralize odors. Others have antiseptic properties. We also prescribe antibacterial mouthwashes after certain dental procedures to aid in healing and prevent
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Signs You Need to Brush More Effectively Posted on 2/20/2019 by Robert Leale It is something you learn at an early age. One of the keys to avoiding cavities is to brush your teeth every day. Despite following this rule, you may still run into problems with your teeth and gums. You wonder why this
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How Strokes Are Connected to Poor Oral Health Posted on 2/10/2019 by Robert Leale A stroke can have serious and lifelong effects, so it is important to take steps to prevent their onset. What many people don’t understand is that oral health and strokes are actually connected. By better understanding that connection, you can take
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Eating a Lot of Fiber Also Keeps Your Teeth Healthy – Find Out How! Posted on 1/20/2019 by Robert Leale Fiber is the indigestible component of plants and vegetables. Eating a lot of fiber rich foods are a great method to stay healthy and lose weight when dieting. Fiber cleans out the digestive system
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Easing Mouth Sores at Home Posted on 1/10/2019 by Robert Leale Mouth sores such as canker sores aren’t necessarily something you have to seek medical treatment for. While we do encourage you to come in if you have a sore that persists for several weeks or is incredibly painful, most sores can be treated at
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Can Cracked Teeth Be Dangerous to Your Health? Posted on 12/20/2018 by Robert Leale When your teeth become cracked, they’re uncomfortable and unsightly, and may cause you pain. But are they dangerous? Can your oral health suffer from untreated cracks in your teeth? Injured Incisors Cracked or chipped teeth can be dangerous, not just in
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