Dental fillings are crucial to protecting teeth from decay, but they aren’t designed to last forever. Over time, they can wear down, loosen, or even crack, leaving your tooth vulnerable. Knowing the signs that it’s time to replace a filling can help you avoid discomfort and preserve your oral health. Here’s what you need to know about keeping your fillings—and your smile—in great shape.
Dental emergencies can be painful and stressful, and acting quickly can make all the difference. As our patient, you can rest easier in the face of an unexpected dental issue knowing we provide same-day, urgent care. Keep reading to learn more about our emergency services and how we can help you and your family.
Did we recommend a dental treatment during your last visit to our office, but you have hesitated to schedule your appointment? Even if this email doesn’t currently apply to you because we have not recommended a treatment, it is still important to know why being diligent with your appointments is necessary. We know that schedules are full, and there are countless activities and obligations that occupy your time. No matter how busy you may be, it is always wise to make time for your oral health. Continue reading to learn more about the importance of not delaying a treatment we recommend.
We repeatedly stress the importance of routine dental care and being diligent about receiving the dental treatments we recommend. Our goal is for you to have optimal health throughout your life. Although we would love for all of our patients to have perfect teeth with no issues, that is not realistic. However, when we are able to detect problems in the mouth early and perform treatment immediately to remedy the situation, it is ideal. When problems in the mouth continue to progress, the likelihood of needing more in-depth treatments is inevitable until an extraction is needed. There is one common treatment that we use as a last resort to save your natural tooth. Read on to learn more about this common treatment that often gets a bad reputation.
It’s hard to believe that December has arrived and the new year is right around the corner. We know many of our patients are in the thick of planning for upcoming holiday events, shopping for loved ones, and attending holiday parties and get-togethers. With all of the holiday merriment, it’s important to remember that a dental emergency can happen at any time. While we would hate for anyone to experience an emergency during the holiday season, we want to share some important information to remember if you find yourself or a loved one dealing with a dental emergency.
