Orange Place Family Dentistry Blog
Things To Know About Tooth Sensitivity – Part 3
July 5, 2016
Teeth Sensitivity – Part 3
Dental Sensitivity might be caused by several variables. They include but are not limited to:
(more…)Things To Know About Tooth Sensitivity – Part 2
June 21, 2016
Sensitive Teeth – Part 2
- Dental Trauma – A tooth may be sensitive to even light tension if it has been hurt in any way, “damaged” and even cracked (by chomping downward on food). Sometimes even having your teeth cleaned or a filling done might trigger sensitivity. Receptiveness to injury can takes weeks or maybe months to pass.
Things To Know About Tooth Sensitivity – Part 1
June 8, 2016
Sensitive Teeth
Just about half of the U.S. population encounter some sort of dental sensitivity. These kinds of reactions may occur when biting into something hot or cold, or even things that are sweet or sour. The pain could be mild or acute, short-term or endure for several hours.
(more…)Increase Your Oral Wellness by Eating these Edibles – Part 2
May 13, 2016
Continuing from our previous article, we will be reviewing four additional foods that could help to enrich your overall oral health.
(more…)Increase Your Oral Wellness By Eating These Edibles – Part 1
April 29, 2016
Eat these foods for optimal oral health
Our patients are frequently looking for different things to try in order to improve their oral health. An excellent way to look after a bright and healthful smile is to make overall wellness your top priority. Keeping attentive regarding just how we regard our body is critical to being healthier inside and out.
(more…)Options Available for Changing the Shape of Teeth
April 14, 2016
Change the Shape of your Teeth with Quality Cosmetic Dentistry Options
Modern dentistry offers a number of ways in which the shape and appearance of teeth can be changed. This includes things like repairing chips and damage, closing gaps in teeth, or making teeth look longer. Here are the most common options:
(more…)Dental Sealants
April 1, 2016
Because your back teeth (the molars and premolars) have groves that tend to trap food particles and germs, and are hard to clean with a toothbrush, they are likely areas for tooth decay to form. As tooth decay needs to be removed, and the tooth filled, this leads to weakened teeth. A better solution is preventative action with dental sealants.
(more…)How Are Dental Inlays And Onlays Done? – Part 2
March 18, 2016
are popular restoration options. Typically, receiving a dental inlay or onlay requires two trips to see Dr. Faist.
(more…)What Is The Best Teeth Whitening Option?
February 19, 2016
Are you looking at improving the cosmetics of your smile? Do you want to brighten and lighten the color of your teeth? If so, you are probably looking for which teeth whitening products will work the best.
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