If you have not heard much about dental inlays and onlays or any of the amazing benefits they can offer a tooth, our dentists would be happy to tell you more about these restorations. Dental inlays and onlays are often ideal for a mild to moderate cavity that doesn’t merit a dental filling or crown. If a tooth has extensive... read more »
Christmas is a wonderful time of year, full of fun traditions and good food. However, it is also a risky time for your smile because the Christmas goodies aren’t good for your teeth and you may not remember to practice effective dental habits consistently. To help you keep your smile bright for Christmas, our team offers a few recommendations for... read more »
Brushing is very important. In fact, it can help you have the top-notch oral health and smile you deserve. This is why it’s important to properly and effectively brush. If you don’t, your teeth and gums can suffer the consequences. So, to help you have a great brushing routine, our dentist, Dr. Pantea Nooraee, is happy to share some brushing... read more »
Are you aware of what a toothache is? A toothache is damage to a tooth that often results in a pus-filled pocket called an abscess. Furthermore, toothaches can occur in the areas around a tooth, as well as eventually work their way into the pulp of a tooth. Toothaches must be treated appropriately before they can do further damage. However,... read more »
For multiple people, teeth grinding can be a grave problem. Also defined as bruxism, teeth grinding can wear and fissure pearly whites, and it can also cause major headaches and earaches as you sleep, leaving you with a nasty feeling when you wake up. It’s not a disease that should be ignored, but it is regularly left untreated. Fortunately, mouth... read more »
Your new dentures are allowing you to eat and speak normally and comfortably once again. They have also restored the beauty of your smile. To enjoy the benefits of your dentures long term, it is imperative that you take good care of them. Dr. Pantea Nooraee and our team are happy to explain the importance of cleaning your dentures daily... read more »
Did you know that one of the most serious illnesses that can afflict your mouth comes in the form of oral cancer? Oral cancer can affect anyone at any age, and there is an almost endless line of risk factors that can potentially set you up for potential cancer. In the United States alone, over 40,000 people every year are... read more »
Cavities are holes in teeth caused by decay. They need to be treated or they will continue to grow and cause bigger problems down the road. Sometimes you won't know that you have a cavity until the decay in the tooth has passed through the tooth enamel and reached the dentin. Since the dentin is made of small nerve endings, you... read more »
Primary teeth are also called baby teeth. They are the little chompers that grow into your child’s mouth and help them bite, chew, smile, and talk. Whether you believe it or not, these little teeth are quite important. In fact, they’re very important for a strong and healthy future smile. To help you know a little more about primary teeth... read more »
Were you aware that chewing gum after meals has been known to help prevent cavities? Did you know that sugarless chewing gum has been shown to help treat and prevent heartburn? Although we often think of them as a substance which can damage your mouth, in numerous ways, it can actually benefit your oral health. Studies have shown that chewing... read more »