A number of different issues could cause a cavity to form and people of all ages are susceptible to them. In fact, studies show less than 2% of the population is immune to dental caries. In today’s blog, your El Paso, TX, dentists will discuss possible solutions to cavities, and the steps you can your family can take to avoid them completely!
Tooth decay is a common oral health problem, one that impacts children and adults. In order to address the decay and improve the health of your smile, we may recommend a unique and long-lasting dental restoration. With a lifelike material, your El Paso, TX, dentist can treat cavities and return smiles to optimal health and beauty!
You’re probably familiar with a routine dental cleaning, but what if a patient comes to us with gingivitis or periodontal disease? In order to prevent periodontitis and adult tooth loss, your El Paso, TX, dentists may recommend a deep cleaning, also known as a scaling and root planing. In today’s blog, we’re going to look at this unique preventive procedure in detail!
How often do you need to see your dentist for an exam? Does the frequency change based on age or the current state of your oral health? In today’s blog, we’re going to look at how often you should see us to have your smile examined and cleaned. We’re also discussing the benefits of preventive care, for El Paso, TX, residents of all ages.
While your El Paso, TX, dentist strive to preserve and protect your natural teeth, sometimes maintaining optimal oral health actually means removing teeth, such as wisdom teeth or those developing severe infections. In today’s blog, we’re going to look at how we extract teeth, and what steps we can take to place them with a lifelike prosthetic.
Maybe you bit down on a hard piece of food. Maybe you chipped your tooth playing football. No matter the cause, when your tooth becomes damaged, then you need to see your El Paso, TX, dentist for emergency treatment. Failing to do so could mean cavities, infection, and more! How do we provide emergency care and protect your oral health?
Let’s say you experience pain when eating, or your tooth begins to ache, experiences swelling, or has a discharge. If this occurs, then you may need to have a root canal procedure. But what happens during this procedure and when should you see your El Paso, TX, dentists for a root canal treatment? In today’s blog, we’re going to talk about this common and valuable endodontic procedure.
What happens when a child develops a cavity, or if a tooth becomes damaged? In these situations, we can help El Paso, TX, children enjoy a healthier smile by treating cavities and preventing more serious complications from developing. How do we create and place a minimal restoration? When should your child receive one?
Every six months, you should see your children’s dentist so your little ones can obtain the preventive care needed to maintain optimal oral health and avoid cavities. However, children also benefit from daily brushing and flossing, which helps control plaque buildup and remove food particles. When should children start brushing and flossing their teeth?
So, how do you know if you have a cavity that needs treatment? Well, you or a member of your family may complain about sudden sensitivity in the smile, or an ache that doesn’t subside after a few days. What causes a cavity, and how do we treat them? When you should you see your El Paso, TX, dentists for treatment?
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