Without strong teeth, it’s tough to maintain a healthy smile. Unfortunately, even though enamel is incredibly strong, it can still become damaged due to tooth decay or injury. When that happens, it’s important to call your dentist and talk about what is going on within your mouth, as a broken or cracked tooth can lead… Read more »
Dental damage can be a rough experience. But unfortunately, it’s a fact of life, and you need to know how to handle situation like this. Even when you spend the time on your teeth, brushing twice each day and never skipping flossing, the simple truth is that sometimes, cracked, chipped, or broken teeth happen. And… Read more »
If you’ve cracked or broken one of your natural teeth, then you’re ready to come in for an examination. Even if it seems like only a small chip, it’s important to meet with your provider to find out for sure. Losing your enamel can put you at risk of a harmful bacterial infection, and if… Read more »
When you crack or break a tooth, it becomes a real problem if you leave it. Your enamel naturally provides protection from bacterial development, and when you injure yourself, or if tooth decay affects the stability of your smile, they can make their way in. Even if it just feels like a small chip or… Read more »
Breaking a tooth is not generally a fun experience, but remember that you have an opportunity to make a change. If you’ve recently managed to crack, chip, or break a tooth, then you’re ready to speak with your dentist about finding a pathway forward. Losing the protection of your enamel puts you at real risk… Read more »
Your smile is a huge part of who you are, and when you injure it, then it’s time to talk about restoration. Leaving a broken tooth alone can put you at risk of developing an infection within the tooth, and this is a tough thing to fight on your own. It often requires a root… Read more »
Bit down on something wrong? It happens. But if you’ve recently cracked or broken a tooth, take the time to talk to your dentist about your next steps; waiting too long to find a repair can lead to a bacterial infection, and that means trouble. When bacteria reach the nerve within the tooth, it can… Read more »
A broken tooth is not something to play around with. Even smaller breaks and cracks can cause serious issues for your smile and beyond, so if you’ve recently damaged your smile due to injury or tooth decay, it’s time for an exam. While you wait to schedule an appointment for restoration, bacteria could start to… Read more »
Your smile does a lot for you, and when it needs your help, don’t put it off. If you have recently experienced a cracked, chipped, or broken tooth, then it is important to meet with your provider as quickly as you can to talk about your next steps. Sometimes, this can mean having a discussion… Read more »
If you have ever had a fever blister, also known as a cold sore, you know how frustrating these can be. They are highly visible, usually around your lip, and can be itchy and irritating. They get their namesake because they often appear when you are sick with a cold or other illness. However, stress,… Read more »
