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False Teeth - Making the Right Choices

As a dental hygienist, I see hundreds of patients every single day. Many of these patients are older individuals who need dentures. Unfortunately, the outdated idea of clunky plastic teeth stuck on an uncomfortable base is prevalent among the senior citizen community. Technological advancements have made these types of false teeth a thing of the past. In fact, technology has changed the dental field all together. Dental implants can now be secured to make sure that dentures are immovable, and in some cases implants can be used to replace some or all of the teeth that need to be pulled! I started this blog to help inform seniors of their options. If you have a loved one who needs false teeth, then make sure your family member makes the right dental choices. A good set of teeth can help to retain dignity, beauty, and nutrition for the senior your love.

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Three Ways To Prime Teeth Before Getting Veneers

Posted on January 11, 2017

If you are thinking about getting veneers, you likely want the best possible look for your teeth. Before you get veneers from your cosmetic dentist, you should begin to prime your teeth properly. Making sure that you have the best possible foundation to work with will help your cosmetic dentistry in certain ways. You may find that some of your teeth do not need veneers, which will save you money. Having white teeth beforehand will also make your veneers look more natural. [Read More]

3 Ways A Dentist Can Correct A Deeply Cracked Second Molar With An Infection

Posted on December 22, 2016

The second molar teeth are the rearmost teeth, not counting the wisdom teeth. If you have a deeply cracked second molar with an infection, you are likely experiencing discomfort when you chew because the molar is an important part of the food grinding process. There are a few different ways a dentist can correct a deeply cracked second molar with an infection. And the treatment process starts with clearing up that infection. [Read More]

A New Year, A New You And A New Smile: 4 Dental-Related New Year's Resolutions For 2017

Posted on December 7, 2016

The new year is just around the corner, so it's time to consider what New Year's resolutions you will be making this year. More often than not, people make resolutions about exercising more, losing weight and saving money. This year, though, why not try something a little different? How about you making New Year's resolutions that are related to improving your oral health? Here are four resolutions that will help you start down a path toward a healthier, brighter smile: [Read More]

You Got A Tooth Filling, And Now Tooth Sensitivty Will Not Go Away

Posted on November 17, 2016

Are you experiencing tooth sensitivity and recently had a dental filling procedure? If so, you are likely wondering if there is an issue related to the procedure that is causing the sensitivity. You may even be wondering if the sensation you are feeling is normal. The following are a few things that you need to understand about the sensitivity and what else you may need to do or expect. Is it normal? [Read More]