When you have bruxism (chronic teeth-grinding), you might not realize you have a problem. Grinding your teeth is normal, and for most people, it isn’t a significant concern to their long-term oral health. However, grinding your teeth habitually can lead to a host of serious oral health issues if left unaddressed. At our Greenville, TX, dental office, we can help you stop your teeth-grinding habit with customized treatment and protect your oral health from its consequences. (more…)
Keep Smiles Cavity-Free After Halloween
Halloween is less than two weeks away, which means your kids are likely planning their costumes and trick or treat routes! While we love this spooky holiday as much as anyone, we also know that consuming too much candy is a recipe for painful cavities! In today’s blog, your Greenville, TX, dentist discusses tips for protecting smiles from cavities.
Treating Your Smile With Advanced Technology
We strive to help residents of Greenville, TX, and surrounding communities enjoy healthy smiles. We even take steps to ensure their newly repaired teeth look natural, with restorations that blend with the smile and last for many years to come. To help diagnose and treat smiles of all ages, out team employs advanced technology, such as digital x-rays and even CEREC single-visit restorations.
I Had A Tooth Extracted, Now What?
With crowns, fillings, and other restorative treatments, we strive to help preserve your natural teeth and treat decay and infection. However, in some situations the best option for your smile may involve removing a tooth completely. But once we remove a tooth, what’s next? In today’s blog, your Greenville, TX, dentist discusses what comes next following a dental extraction!
How Do We Respond To Your Dental Emergency?
If you begin to experience serious pain in your smile, or if a tooth or restoration becomes damaged, then you have a dental emergency that needs immediate attention. In today’s blog, your Greenville, TX, dentist will discuss how we treat common dental emergencies and restore the health and comfort of your smile.
Can Dental Implants Secure Dentures?
Often, dentures are removable, held in place with suction or metal clasps. While effective, they tend to need replacement as the shape of the jaw ridge changes over time. However, what if we could fix them in place with dental implants, and ensure they last much longer? In today’s blog, we’re looking at how your Greenville, TX, dentist secures dentures with dental implants.
What Are My Dental Bridge Options?
If you have lost a few of your natural teeth, then you may have an embarrassing gap in your smile, one that could harm your overall oral health. In order to fill the gaps in your smile, we may prescribe a custom-made dental bridge. In today’s blog, we’re going to look at how our traditional and implant-secured prosthetics can help patients in Greenville, TX.
Did You Know We Can Place Crowns In One Visit?
In the past, hearing your dentist say you needed a crown meant bracing yourself for between two and three visits to finish the repair. Now, your Greenville, TX, dentist offers an alternative: one-visit crowns using CEREC® technology. Find out how we can craft and place a natural looking restoration in just a single visit.
Does Pain In My Smile Mean I Need A Root Canal?
Do you often experience serious pain in your smile, pain that doesn’t subside and only seems to grow more frequent and severe? If so, then you may have a dental infection. Don’t delay treatment, see your Greenville, TX, dentist right away. With a comfortable and safe root canal procedure, we can stop the infection and restore the health of your smile!
Stop Cavities With Lifelike Fillings
If you or your children develop a dental cavity, then treatment is crucial for preventing complications, such as eventual infections or abscesses. In order to stop the progression of a cavity, we may need to create and place a dental filling. With a metal-free option, we can provide a solution that blends with the smile and helps people in Greenville, TX, enjoy healthy, attractive smiles.