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A dental filling is a common procedure to treat a cavity, but many patients may experience mild to moderate pain and discomfort afterwards. After a dental filling, taking care of your mouth and watching for any signs of discomfort is important. Our dentists recommend avoiding chewing hard foods, sticky sweets,…

A hybrid implant denture is a type of denture attached to dental implants. Unlike traditional dentures, which are not attached to anything and can therefore slip and slide around in your mouth, hybrid implant dentures are firmly attached to your jawbone, providing a level of stability and security that is…

There are a few different scenarios that would generally be considered dental emergencies. If you have a tooth that has been knocked out, are experiencing a severe toothache, have a large amount of swelling in your mouth or face, or have a cut or laceration on your tongue, gums, or…

Dental fillings help “fill in” an area where tooth decay was removed. They can be made from a single material or a mixture of metal, plastic, glass or other materials. Fillings can also be used for the repair of broken or cracked teeth, as well as worn-down teeth caused by…

Almost 20% of kids between the ages of two and 19 have untreated tooth decay, according to the CDC. This surprising fact highlights the need for regular pediatric dentistry visits to educate parents and children in proper oral hygiene and to spot early signs of tooth decay. Prevention Is Key…