Dental fillings have historically been time-consuming treatments, and the filling process often requires multiple visits to complete with caps. Now, a new technology called SonicFill allows dentists to perform fillings more quickly and accurately than ever. Patients are enjoying faster dental filling procedures and lasting results every day with this startling new technology. Continue reading
You know the feeling – right after you return from the dentist’s office, and your mouth feels so fresh and clean as if you just finished a kind of conditioning for your teeth? Continue reading
Your health history and habits all play into your risk for developing cavities. Practicing good hygiene and getting regular checkups can help you prevent cavities and avoid dental filling procedures. Here are some tips to consider for cavity prevention: Continue reading
Have you ever heard of oil pulling? Probably not. Although the practice is thousands of years old, it remained largely under the radar until a few years ago, when many in the mainstream U.S. dental community rediscovered its surprising benefits. Continue reading
A dental emergency can lead to incredible anxiety, missed work and lots of embarrassment. It can also lead to multiple procedures that stretch out over weeks or months. That said, depending on what’s happened to you, you may qualify to get same-day dental crown work. How does this work? Continue reading
Whether you’ve been dealing with a persistent toothache or in need of aesthetic work for a beautiful smile, you may need to invest in dental work, such as dental crowns. Your dentist can place this crown over a tooth that needs protection and cover the tooth’s entire surface, restructuring and improving its appearance. Here are some quick answers to critical questions you may have about dental crowns. Continue reading
Seeing a dentist twice a year gives you the best opportunity to identify and correct dental problems. Research shows that the link between oral health and overall well-being is profoundly important. The course of a year may be long enough for serious problems to develop in your mouth or elsewhere in the body. If you can catch problems early enough, you can often address them with cost effective and relatively pain-free interventions. Continue reading