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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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Five Signs Your Teeth Need Dental Crowns: What You Need to Know

26 October 2023
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Dental crowns are a popular dental restoration method that can help restore teeth that have suffered damage due to decay, fractures, or erosion. However, not every tooth needs a crown, and it can be challenging to determine when a crown is needed. Whether you are experiencing pain or discomfort or if you have visible signs of tooth damage, this guide will help you identify if a dental crown is the right solution for you. Read More 

3 Popular Cosmetic Dental Options

1 September 2023
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Thanks to advancements in technology, there are more cosmetic dental procedures than ever before. Now, not only can dentists fix cavities and pull teeth, but they can also enhance the beauty of your teeth. If you would like to know more, check out these three popular cosmetic dental options. 1. Teeth Whitening Professional teeth whitening services are far superior to over-the-counter options like whitening toothpaste and strips. The dentist uses strong bleaching agents to whiten your teeth quickly and safely by multiple shades. Read More 

From Pain To Relief With Root Canal Procedures

21 July 2023
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Dealing with dental pain can be an excruciating experience. Thankfully, modern dentistry offers solutions to alleviate this discomfort and save your natural tooth. One of these solutions is a root canal procedure. What Is A Root Canal Procedure? A root canal procedure aims to save an infected or severely damaged tooth rather than extracting it. A root canal becomes necessary your tooth becomes infected due to deep decay. Removal of infected pulp, followed by root canal cleansing and sealing, is what this procedure entails. Read More 

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