Each year in the United States, millions of people walk into dental practices for a root canal procedure and leave with their teeth intact and their pain a thing of the past. Here’s a look at how we accomplish that.
Jul 21st, 2021
Each year in the United States, millions of people walk into dental practices for a root canal procedure and leave with their teeth intact and their pain a thing of the past. Here’s a look at how we accomplish that.
Once your permanent teeth come in, they’re designed to serve you for a lifetime. When something threatens that tooth, such as a crack, we want to do everything we can to preserve the tooth.
Nothing beats the original, which certainly applies to your teeth. But, what if those “originals” are breaking down and affecting your ability to smile, chew, and talk with confidence? That’s where dentures come in.
The dental crown is the true workhouse of dentistry, performing both functional and cosmetic roles. Here’s a look at the many ways in which a dental crown can support and improve your dental health.
You do everything you can to save your tooth, but it’s become more of a liability than an asset, causing pain and threatening your overall dental health. Through extraction, we resolve these issues quickly and comfortably.
Your jaw hurts and you have no idea why. The answers may lie in the two temporomandibular joints (TMJs) on either side of your jaw. Here’s a look at the primary culprits behind TMJ disorders and how you can find relief.
Your smile greets the world, so you want to make sure you’re sending a message of confidence and vitality. One of the best and easiest ways to improve your smile is through professional teeth whitening.
If you don’t have all of your natural teeth, it’s time to consider dental restoration. With the technology of today’s dental implants, you can restore your smile with confidence.
This week in our blog, we wanted to talk about what makes us feel like we are doing our job for our patients.
We just moved to Tyson”s Corner from California and I was anxious to get my son into see the dentist for the first time.
Many of my patients believe that the harder they brush the better they clean their teeth.
Graduation is upon us and our sons, daughters, nieces and nephews are off interviewing for summer jobs, internships and possibly the first job of their new career.
