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You use your mouth constantly throughout the day for speaking and chewing, so it is not surprising that damage to your teeth can happen at any point. If you have experienced a broken or cracked tooth, there are options in your repair, so take the time to talk with your dentist about how best to… Read more »
The holidays can be a stressful time of year. From winter travel to the added concerns of viral infection, this Christmas seems to be particularly problematic. Once the holiday festivities are over, it is time for the start of a new year. This can be a great way for you to look back on the… Read more »
Here in the Kansas City area, this time of year can be a struggle for some. The beautiful fall weather is now turning to a deeper cold that will last through to the spring. For many patients, they begin to notice their tooth sensitivity concern when they first breathe in that crisp winter air. But… Read more »
For people who are looking for a full replacement of their teeth, they may have some negative opinions of dentures. While their natural smile is failing, they do not want to deal with all of the hassle. And it signifies an age, so patients will put off their replacement, struggling with function and appearance. But… Read more »
When you are looking to have any form of oral surgery performed, you might be understandably cautious. Our mouths are very precious to us, and we want to make sure that the benefits significantly outweigh any possible risk to your health. And as we do not regrow our teeth, it is important to trust your… Read more »
Have you noticed inflammation of your gums? Have they started to recede, or pull back from the tooth? If so, you might be in need of a graft. This procedure is simple and non-invasive, despite its somewhat grizzly appearance. While the gum tissue does not readily regrow in areas with infection, it grows into existing… Read more »
For very minor cases of tooth loss, we can provide treatment with a dental bridge, restoring the smile. But if you have more complicated cases, in which you have several gaps in the smile, then you may need a partial denture. In today’s blog, your Overland Park, KS, dentist discusses when you need a partial… Read more »
When you lose a tooth, or up to three of them in a row, then the health and appearance of your smile can suffer. To fill the gaps and provide a full and functional smile again, then you may benefit from a dental bridge. In today’s blog, your Overland, KS, dentist talks about how we… Read more »
Caring for your smile is a lifelong endeavor, and one that certainly requires more effort than many patients are currently putting into it. Indeed, your oral health is constantly facing many avenues of threat, harm, and more, and unfortunately, your natural defenses pale in comparison. As such, our team recommends practicing a well-rounded preventive routine… Read more »
Your routine dental checkup and cleaning serve important purposes when it comes to keeping your smile safe and protected. Indeed, you may be taking every step you can take at home to provide an effective routine for your teeth, but no dental routine is complete without visiting our office at least once every six months… Read more »