If you’re missing multiple teeth in a row, a dental bridge is a wonderful solution to restore your smile. Even though dental bridges can last for years, there comes a time when most of them need to be repaired or even replaced. Read our blog post for details!
Just like plant roots, tooth roots are vital to keeping your teeth strong and healthy. But just as plant roots can become infected, so too can tooth roots! Read our blog post to learn how a tooth root becomes infected and how we treat it.
When you think of things that are affordable, health care is probably not on the top of your list. Most likely that includes dental care too. Check out our blog post for a look at our affordable dental options in Avon.
It may not be January 1st but it’s still early into the year, which means that there’s still plenty of time to make sure we’re practicing healthy habits that will carry us through 2020. Read our blog post to learn about setting a good oral health baseline for the year.
Don't wait until your child has a mouth full of baby teeth to visit the dentist. Believe it or not, the American Dental Association, in addition to the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry both say that your child should visit the dentist when they get their very first tooth or have their first birthday. Read our blog post for more!
The benefits of whitening toothpaste are pretty appealing. There are a lot of discussions out there about whether whitening toothpaste may promise to brighten your teeth only at the expense of your health. Check out our blog post for everything you need to know about teeth whitening alternatives.
Over the past several decades, there has been a lot of controversy over amalgam fillings, more commonly known as silver fillings. Check out our blog post to learn more about amalgam and composite fillings.
Many people grind their teeth at night occasionally, and it is not usually a problem or a cause for alarm. However, if you find that you wake up with tight or fatigued muscles in your jaw, neck, or face more often than not, you may have a condition called sleep bruxism, which can lead to serious problems if left untreated. Read our blog post to learn more!
Sealants are often associated with pediatric dentistry because the earlier they are applied, the earlier they can start protecting teeth. However, adults can benefit just as much from sealants as kids! Read our blog post to learn more about dental sealants.
When you have a cavity, it will need to be treated with a tooth filling. Because cavities are holes, a filling literally “fills in” the area where the decay created a space. For years, fillings were all made with metal. Is that dangerous to your health? Read our blog post for answers!
