The most effective way to reduce the likelihood that you’ll need a root canal is a combination of consistent daily habits, protecting your teeth from injury, and attending regular dental check-ups. […]
How to Avoid a Root Canal
How Long Does a Cavity Filling Last?
On average, cavity fillings last between 5 and 15 years, though some can last even longer with proper maintenance and regular dental check-ups. […]
What Happens During a Dental Hygiene Visit?
A typical hygiene appointment includes a few key steps: a clinical exam, scaling, root planing if needed, polishing, and fluoride treatment. […]
Dysport vs. Botox: Which Is Right For You?
While both are injectable neuromodulators derived from botulinum toxin and work by relaxing the muscles that cause wrinkles, Dysport tends to spread more and work faster, while Botox offers more precision for smaller treatment zones. […]
How Long Does Dysport Last?
Most people find that Dysport lasts about 3 to 4 months, but it can be longer depending on individual factors like metabolism, muscle movement, and treatment area. […]
Best Invisalign Alternatives for Straighter Teeth
SureSmile stands out as one of the best Invisalign alternatives for straighter teeth thanks to its comfort, affordability, and effectiveness. […]
How Long After Teeth Whitening Can I Eat Normally?
You can typically return to eating your regular diet within 24 to 48 hours after teeth whitening. However, there are certain foods or drinks that you may want to avoid to help preserve your results. […]
YOU DON’T HAVE TO FLOSS ALL YOUR TEETH…JUST THE ONES YOU WANT TO KEEP!
Have you ever had a toothache?If you have, you probably don’t want to have another one.If you haven’t, you really don’t ever want one! In that case, let’s talk about oral health, more specifically hygiene and prevention. YOUR DIET AND YOUR TEETH Let’s start with diet. Yup, you read that right! Diet is a huge factor […]
Can TMJ Cause Tooth Pain?
TMD pain can cause toothaches, but it’s different from what people normally feel when it comes to tooth pain. Because the TMJ is located near so many different muscles, nerve endings, ligaments, and more, pain in the joint can often radiate out and cause what’s called “referred pain.” This can make it difficult to tell whether you’re dealing with tooth and face pain from your teeth themselves or TMJ pain. […]
Do You Need a Crown After a Root Canal?
If you want to protect your tooth and keep it strong for years to come, a crown might be the finishing touch you need. However, not every situation calls for a crown. […]
