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If you have wisdom teeth that are painful, it's important that you read this blog. My name is Cassie Yardley and a few months ago I started having excruciating pain in my back teeth. I went to my dentist and he said that I had an impacted wisdom tooth. He told me that I would continue having the pain until I had the tooth removed because it was pressing against another tooth. My dentist could tell that I was anxious, so he took the time to tell me all about wisdom teeth, why we have them and why it's important to have them taken out. After my mouth healed, the pain was completely gone and I'm glad that I had the tooth removed. If you have questions about your wisdom teeth, please read my blog to learn all about them and how a dentist can help.

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26 December 2014
 Categories: Dentist, Articles

Aggressive periodontitis is a type of severe gum disease. Unlike chronic periodontitis, it often strikes young people who are otherwise healthy and who have good oral hygiene habits. This condition can develop quickly and with little warning, leading to rapid tooth loss. Here's what you need to know about it. How do you know you have it? Aggressive periodontitis causes many symptoms. Red, swollen gums are the first warning sign that you have the disease, and your gums may also hurt or even bleed when you brush or floss your teeth. Read More 

Caring For Your New Dental Implants

2 December 2014
 Categories: Dentist, Articles

Dental implants are a highly effective strategy for dealing with tooth loss. In fact, a recent study placed the long-term success rate for dental implants at 98.4%. While those numbers indicate that dental implants don't require extensive maintenance to be effective, it is still important for people with dental implants to care for them properly. Fortunately, caring for your dental implants isn't too much different than caring for your natural teeth. Read More 

How To Become Your Dentist’s Favorite Patient

21 November 2014
 Categories: Dentist, Articles

It is a rare person who looks forward to their dental checkups. Between the scraping and the polishing and the possibility of learning you need a filling, is it any wonder most people would prefer to skip out on seeing the dentist? Even if you've dealt with dental problems before, you can still make a great impression on your dentist by making a few simple changes to your everyday life. Here's a look at how. Read More 

How To Get Sick Just By Neglecting Your Teeth

18 November 2014
 Categories: Dentist, Articles

With the new year nearly here, many people are starting to think about their new year's resolutions. If you are like most Americans, you'll choose a goal like losing weight, quitting smoking or getting organized. Do these sound too boring and cliche to you? If so, why not take on the resolution of getting yourself sick, simply by neglecting your teeth? This is surprisingly easy to do, particularly if you have the good luck to experience a small dental problem that you can allow to spiral into catastrophe. Read More 

The Lowdown On Filling Material Choices

17 November 2014
 Categories: Dentist, Articles

When you're staring a dental drill straight in the face, you probably don't want to be discussing what material will be used in creating your filling. It's best to do that in advance, but how do you know you're making the right choice? Out of the two most common materials, composite and amalgam, which is safer or more durable? Here's the lowdown on your choices. Safety Considerations For most people, their first concern when deciding on dental procedures is safety. Read More