Improving your smile with cosmetic dental procedures is a great way to improve your oral health. Now that you have taken steps to improve your smile, it’s important that you care for your implants properly to ensure that your investment is well protected. Weston Dental Office has some dental implant care tips to help you maintain your bright smile. Continue reading Tips on Caring For Your Dental Implants
Wearing braces requires a bit more care and attention than maintaining your bare teeth. If you happen to break the bracket or wire on your braces, instead of panicking take action. Broken or damaged braces can be painful and even prevent your teeth from aligning properly. Weston Dental Office has some tips to help you fix your braces temporarily until you have time to come into our office for a full repair. Continue reading What Should You Do If A Bracket Or Wire Breaks On Your Braces?
When it comes to your future, one of the most important investments you can make is in your orthodontic care. All of the dental care professionals here at Weston Dental Office will work hard to ensure that your treatment has the best results. If you have braces, it’s important to take care of your teeth and gums diligently so they stay healthy and free from decay. We have put together a list of tips to help you maintain your oral health while you have braces. Continue reading Keeping Your Teeth Healthy While You Have Braces
X-rays used for dental treatment are generally considered very safe. X-rays have an even lower amount of radiation compared to other imaging procedures. To give you a general idea, a routine scan of your teeth exposes you to the same amount of radiation you would experience on a short airline flight. Visiting the dentist can be scary, Weston Dental Office understands your concern so to help you feel more comfortable we have put together an information package that tells you a bit more about dental X-rays. Continue reading Are Dental X-rays Safe?
As you get older, good oral health care becomes even more important than ever. One common myth about aging is that tooth loss is inevitable. If you take care of your teeth and gums, there is no reason that you can’t live your entire life with your natural teeth. Just like the rest of your body, your mouth undergoes various changes as you grow older. The nerves become more sensitive to dental caries and other issues due to their decreased size, but with regular dental visits, you can ensure that potential problems are caught in time for proper treatment. Weston Dental Office has a few suggestions to help you maintain your oral hygiene routine as you age. Continue reading Managing Aging and Oral Health
Have you noticed that when you eat or brush your teeth your gums bleed? The sight of blood oozing from your gums can be frightening, but knowing the cause can help you understand and treat the problem or prevent it altogether. Continue reading Why Are My Gums Bleeding?
Not everyone goes through life without needing a little bit of extra help to get the smile they want. While some may want correction when they are younger, there are also plenty of adults that want to perfect their pout for work or for personal reasons. Thankfully cosmetic dentistry has become accessible to people of all ages making achieving the perfect smile you desire no further than a phone call away. Our talented dentists here at Weston Dental have been working with people just like you to fine tune their current look, or to get that new smile they always dreamed of. Continue reading Improving Your Smile with Cosmetic Dentistry
Most people know just how bad smoking is for your health, but not very many people understand the negative effects smoking has on your oral health. Your mouth is the first point of contact when you smoke, as such, it gets the most damage. Many people have touted vaping as a safer alternative to smoking cigarettes, but in actuality, it also has negative effects on oral health. Continue reading The Effects of Vaping on Oral Health
If you suffer from weak tooth problems such as multiple cavities or white spots, the cause could be due to the enamel on your teeth having become demineralized. We will briefly explain what demineralization of the tooth enamel is and how you can remineralize your teeth to strengthen them and reduce future oral complications. Keep in mind that demineralization is not tooth damage, but rather a precursor to damage and other dental issues. Continue reading Restoring Demineralized Tooth Enamel
The majority of dentists will warn against oral piercings due to the various complications that they entail. The side effects you may encounter after a piercing in any part of your mouth is similar to those you would experience if you suffered a random puncture wound, or underwent a procedure that required an incision. This entails mainly swelling, pain, and the formation of scar tissue. Infections are always a danger initially, but secondary infections are much more serious. In some cases, secondary infections on oral piercings can be catastrophic that surgery is needed to correct the damage, and it’s not always reversible. Continue reading Piercings and Oral Health
