Most people only think of a dentist when they have something wrong with their teeth, or they're going for a checkup. That's not the only reason to visit a dentist office, though. Cosmetic dental services can be just as much, if not more, of a reason to make an appointment.
Read MoreKeeping your teeth healthy is essential to maintaining a bright and beautiful smile. The surface of your teeth, which is called the enamel, is subject to the daily wear and tear of normal use. However, if you want to keep your teeth strong, your breath fresh, and your mouth healthy, then follow these simple steps to stronger enamel.
Read MoreQ: Why do women's teeth get to be in such bad shape during pregnancy?
A: I do frequently see women whose teeth are in much worse condition after they give birth than before they were pregnant. In fact, there are a number of oral health issues that a mom-to-be should be aware of. At the beggining of the pregnancy, not being able to keep food down from morning sickness often leaves acid in your mouth which will erode the enamel and cause decay….
Read MoreQ: What is a bond and how do I treat it?
A: A bond, when a dentist "bonds" a tooth colored resin onto the tooth to repair a fractured, worn, or chipped tooth, usually last about three to five years before it needs to be repaired….
Read MoreQ: My 7-Year Old is grinding his teeth so badly at night that I can hear it from the next room over. Isn't this bad for his teeth or will he end up with TMJ?
A: Actually, it's quite normal and somewhat expected of this age group to grind their teeth at night. It can be a subtle as a little tapping noise and sever enough to wake the next door neighbors…
Read MoreQ: What is the difference in replacing a missing tooth with a bridge versus an implant?
A: Of courses, every case is different, but generally speaking, an implant is more like a natural tooth than having a bridge placed. First of all, a dental implant stands as a single tooth, which receives a "cap" made of porcelain and looks just like a tooth.
Read MoreYour teeth tell a lot about you. A good smile will not only make others more receptive to you, but it can make you feel good about yourself as well.
Read MoreThe upper center teeth are usually next. Once a child loses their first tooth, the remaining baby teeth loosen and gradually start to fall out as well. This lasts until about age 12. There is generally no discomfort with losing baby teeth, although there can be a little bleeding or sore gums.
Read MoreEarlier this year we did a really fun event doing a Candy Buy Back with Packages from Home. Packages from Home is a non-profit organization dedicated to our U.S. service men and women overseas.
Read MoreThey can be as white or as bright as you want them to be. Usually, the answer is to whiten your natural teeth to either the level of whiteness you want or to the brightest they can be.
Read MoreThere is a lot of controversy surrounding silver filling material. I've seen some well place silver fillings in people's mouths that are over 50 years old...and probably only cost them $7 when it was place….
Read MoreGrowing up, insurance seemed to be a four-letter word. Probably because my father is also a dentist and he realized early in his career that there is a major difference between dental insurance and conventional health insurance….
Read MoreOur new site is here and it's time to get excited. Stay posted to learn more about the exciting things we are doing at Aesthetic Family Dental care…..
Read MoreOur dentists have been recognized by Phoenix Magazine and named Top Dentist, for both general and as cosmetic dentists, for the 11th year in a row!
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