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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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Why You Don’t Want A Dental Crown To Stand Out

8 May 2023
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Can dental crowns stain and discolor in the same way as a natural tooth? This is certainly possible, but a crown is made of ceramic materials, so the process is a little different from what happens to natural tooth structures. So how will this affect the appearance of your smile? A Relatively Slow Process The good news is that any staining or discoloration that affects your dental crown won't be a concern for quite some time. Read More 

When Is Gum Disease No Longer Curable At Home, And Why?

8 May 2023
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Gum disease is a serious problem for many people, but it can be tough to detect until it's in the later stages. Unfortunately, many people will find that their efforts to fix their gum disease at home are wasted. But how can you tell when gum disease is too far gone, and why is it that way? Chronic Infection There are two main forms of gum disease: gingivitis and periodontitis. Gingivitis is the milder form, which sometimes has next to no symptoms. Read More 

Six Of The Biggest Priorities When It Comes To Dental Implants

30 March 2023
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Dental implants offer many great advantages that make them a good solution for patients who need to replace missing or severely damaged teeth. If you get dental implants, there are a few priorities to focus on to make sure that the dental implant procedure goes as smoothly as possible. The following are six of the biggest priorities when it comes to dental implants.  Making sure you are a good candidate for getting dental implants Read More 

Filling The Gap: Choosing The Best Dental Prosthetic

21 February 2023
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Missing teeth are more than unsightly, they can also affect the health of nearby teeth and much more. Now, dental patients have plenty of choices when it comes to filling in that gap left by a missing tooth. To find out more about the many ways to deal with this issue, read below. Dentures: Full Arch and Partials This may be the dental solution for missing teeth that has been around for the longest period. Read More 

How To Prepare Your Child For Sedation Dentistry

13 January 2023
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

The thought of sedation makes a lot of parents a bit anxious. They may not know what to expect if it's just the first time their child will require sedation. As a parent, you may have a lot of questions that you want to be answered when your child goes through pediatric dental sedation. Take a look at some of the main things you need to know. Why Sedation? Sedation often becomes necessary when children have severe levels of dental anxiety. Read More