Finally getting the chance to correct crooked or misaligned teeth feels like a dream come true. While SureSmile aligners offer you more freedom than traditional metal braces, they still require some effort on your part to get the best results. Following this guide can help you love your new smile when your treatment is complete. …
Visiting your dentist regularly for dental cleanings and exams is an excellent way to keep your teeth and gums healthy. Yet, people sometimes skip appointments when life gets busy. During that time between appointments, you could develop gum disease. When that happens, dentists frequently recommend root scaling and planing to help restore gums back to …
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You’re not alone if you suffer from anxiety when visiting the dentist. Many people feel apprehensive about dental procedures, and dental sedation might be the perfect solution to help you relax. Dental sedation helps to relieve pain and anxiety during procedures, ranging from simple cleanings to more complex dental work. Let’s take a look at …
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Chances are, whether as a kid or as an adult, you’ve had a cavity or two. But while they may seem like an everyday occurrence, tooth decay is a very real issue. If left untreated, it can turn into a serious problem and even lead to needing to remove the tooth. But what exactly is …
At Fennell, Yoxthimer, and Associates, DDS we understand that dealing with dental issues can be stressful and overwhelming. That’s why we’re here to help educate you on your options for fixing a damaged tooth. One of our patients’ most common decisions is getting a dental crown or extracting the tooth. Both options have benefits and …
White spots on the teeth are typically a sign of early tooth decay and they can range in size from small to large patches. If you have white spots developing on your teeth, it’s important to consider the possible causes and schedule an appointment with your dentist to treat and prevent further tooth damage. What …
A mouth guard is a protective device made of plastic, rubber, or thermoplastic material that fits over your teeth. It protects your teeth and gums from injury during contact sports. The term “mouth guard” is often used to refer to any sort of protective device worn over the teeth during contact sports, as well as …
Most people know that cosmetic dentistry is used to obtain the perfect smile. However, before one undergoes a cosmetic procedure, some work is sometimes needed to lay a suitable foundation through restorative dentistry. This article explains both types of dentistry and the many procedures you can benefit from in each category. What is Cosmetic Dentistry? …
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There are many different options for restorative dentistry when your teeth become damaged or decayed. One option is inlays and onlays – if you’re confused about the difference, you’re not alone. These are actually very effective ways to restore your smile and it’s helpful to know what your restorative dentist means if they recommend inlays …
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