The scaling and root planing process is the most common treatment for mild to moderate gum disease. This deep dental cleaning removes plaque and bacteria from the roots of your teeth below the gum line. It’s a non-surgical procedure with many benefits for your oral health. If your dentist has mentioned that you need a […]
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Everyone wishes they had a perfect, pearly white smile. However, noticing white spots or blotches on your teeth could be a sign of tooth decay, vitamin deficiency, or other problems. Our dentists explain what causes these white spots on teeth, when they can be prevented, and the different white spot treatment options. What Causes White
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Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) is the gold-standard treatment for sleep apnea. However, many people struggle with CPAP therapy, and others simply cannot tolerate it. Wearing a mask that’s hooked up to a machine forcing air into your lungs does not make sleeping easy. Your sleep could be disrupted by an improper fit, the noise
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Ever heard of dental biofilm? You probably know it as plaque or tartar. It’s the leading cause of cavities and gum disease, which is one reason you go to the dentist twice a year to get it removed. But what if we told you that you could get your teeth cleaned with less picking and
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For some people, visiting the dentist can be a challenge. Young children and people with anxiety or other medical conditions may need special accommodations. Fortunately, sedation dentistry can make both simple and complex procedures more bearable. In this post, we’ll explore the four different types of sedation dentists typically use to ensure safe and comfortable
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Gum disease is a severe mouth infection that causes tender, swollen gums that bleed easily. It leads to infections in the supporting tooth structures, and eventually results in tooth loss. In fact, gum disease is the leading cause of tooth loss in adults. Without treatment, gum disease (also known as periodontal disease) progresses quickly, and
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When you have a fear of the dentist, a strong gag reflex, or a disability, getting the dental work you need can be difficult. But thanks to modern dentistry, you don’t have to let your oral health suffer. From routine procedures to long and complex treatments, IV conscious sedation allows you to have a comfortable
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Botox is well known for its ability to make faces look younger, but that’s not what it was originally intended to do. Now popular for reducing wrinkles, Botox was first used as a treatment for certain eye conditions. Today, it is used to treat a wide range of medical and dental problems. Let’s explore the
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Diagnostic imaging tools are vital for planning dental treatments. The more detail available, the better. That’s why the Axeos CBCT machine is a far superior tool compared to traditional x-rays. CBCT scans give dentists precise, three-dimensional insights into oral and maxillofacial structures. Continue reading to learn more about how revolutionary CBCT technology benefits dentistry. What
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In the past, getting a dental crown would take weeks. However, CEREC technology has transformed the process into a same-day procedure. If you’re wondering whether getting a CEREC dental crown is worth it, the answer is yes—absolutely! Let’s take a look at how CEREC crowns not only save you time. What Is a CEREC Crown?
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