In our last blog, we explained how our in-office teeth whitening procedure could brighten teeth in one visit. But what if you have a misshapen tooth, or one with severe permanent stains? With dental bonding and contouring your Greenville, TX, dentist can rebuild your smile and improve overall beauty in just one visit too!
A Brighter Smile In Just One Visit
If you have unsightly stains on your smile, and want to correct this in 2021, then we can help! With our professional teeth whitening treatment, your Greenville, TX, dentist can actually remove stains in as little as one visit. We want you to enjoy a healthier smile that makes you feel proud to show the world!
Why You Need to Replace that Lost Tooth
Many dental concerns such as decay or harmful bacteria can be treated with simple restorative procedures such as a filling, crown, or even periodontal cleaning. Other times, however, a dental extraction may be the only viable option when it comes to preserving your smile. Though this addresses the immediate concern, it is important to recognize that you may not be out of the woods yet. In fact, not replacing a lost structure could be even more detrimental to your health. In today’s blog, your Greenville, TX dentist at Smith Family Dentistry would like to inform you why it is imperative to replace your lost tooth.
Sedation For A Relaxed Dentist Visit
If you find yourself undergoing a complex treatment option, such as oral surgery, or if you simply have serious dental anxiety, then you may worry about the procedure. However, with dental sedation, we have options available to help you enter a calm and relaxed state for the duration of your visit. In today’s blog, your Greenville, TX, dentist looks at our approach to dental sedation.
How Does Bruxism Damage Your Smile?
Bruxism is a disorder in which the patient grinds or clenches his or her teeth on a nightly basis. Over time, the pressure from this disorder could actually lead to damaged smiles and serious oral health complications. In today’s blog, your Greenville, TX, dentist will look at how we treat bruxism and repair any damage that develops.
Schedule Your Child’s Last Visit Of 2020!
December is finally here! Which means time is running out to see us before the year ends, and your dental insurance benefits do too. In today’s blog, your Greenville, TX, dentist is explaining the advantages of bringing your child in for a checkup and cleaning before the year comes to a close!
How Your Routine Cleaning Really Helps You
We are often told of the importance of maintaining excellent oral health habits such as flossing and brushing your teeth regularly, and that doing so will achieve a healthy smile for life. What this advice is forgetting, however, is that attending regular checkups and cleanings are the other half of the battle. As we are approaching Thanksgiving and other holidays, keeping your smile in mind should be a top priority so as to combat cavities and other issues caused by our holiday favorites. Fortunately, your Greenville, TX dentist at Smith Family Dentistry is happy to help you in your preventive dental measures, including informing you about the importance of your visit.
Staying Free Of Cavities On Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is fun holiday filled with laughs, visits with old friends and family, and of course, our favorite holiday fare. However, this year the celebrations may be much smaller, but you’re still going to enjoy your sugary and starchy favorites. In today’s blog, your Greenville, TX, dentist has tips to protect your smile from cavities!
Seek Emergency Care For That Broken Tooth
If you have a chipped or cracked tooth, then this could mean eventual pain and even the onset of cavities or infection. Fortunately, your Greenville, TX, dentist offers emergency dentistry, so we can schedule a time to see you and repair your tooth quickly. In today’s blog, we’re looking at how you should respond to dental emergencies, and when you should give us a call!
Protecting Smiles With Tooth Extraction
Fillings and crowns help us treat serious issues with a tooth, from damage to decay and infection. However, sometimes issues arise that are simply too severe to be addressed with a filling or crown. Instead, to preserve the smile we need to remove a tooth completely. In today’s blog, your Greenville, TX, dentist explains when we recommend removing a tooth.