It’s tough to live without your teeth, even if it’s just one of them. But when this happens, remember that there are oral health professionals out there who make it their entire job to help people in situations just like yours. The specialized field of dentistry related to replacing teeth is called prosthodontics, and there are a few different ways to do it. One exciting path is dental implant placement; if you’ve been thinking about it, let’s talk.
Dr. Justin Coon and Dr. Cody Coon at Grinnell Street Dental in Sheridan, WY help people just like you. Our office has been designed to maintain and improve oral health, and a missing tooth is a good a reason as any to speak with a dental provider who knows their stuff. Losing a vital piece of your smile can put it at increased risk of additional loss, so when you’re ready to move forward, see if a dental implant solution works for you. Schedule your next biannual checkup, and while you’re here, we can talk about it.
Your smile’s been there for you. When you lose one or more of your teeth, talk to Dr. Justin Coon, DDS and Dr. Cody Coon, DDS at Grinnell Street Dental.




Your smile’s been through some times with you. It’s there every single day, and when it needs some help, don’t put it off for too long. If you’ve managed to crack, chip, or break a tooth, then it’s time to
When you wake up in the morning, your smile is right there with you. It follows you around all day long, too, so if you’re not happy with the way that yours looks or feels, then it’s time to talk to your dentist about your options. That’s what we do every day, and we’re happy to help. For those who want to improve the appearance and function of their smile through orthodontics, Invisalign® clear aligners offer a way that
When you wake up in the morning, you need to be ready to go. But if you’re starting to notice that your jaw is tense or tight when you wake up, or if you’re getting headaches immediately after opening your eyes, then it’s time to talk to your oral health team about what’s going on. This could be a sign of a habit known as bruxism, where you grind your teeth unconsciously. If this happens at night, it’s referred to as a
The tissue around your teeth helps to support your smile in a few different ways. This is called periodontal tissue, or your gums, and it’s a truly important part of your oral health story. Unfortunately, when plaque and tartar leftover from bacterial activity starts to cause redness or inflammation, it’s a sign that you could use some help to improve your gum health. Because, you see,
As you grow older, the risks to your smile increase. It’s just a fact of life that oral health maintenance becomes tougher after you reach the age of 50, and sometimes, that means experiencing adult tooth loss. But when that does happen, make sure that you talk to your dentist about what’s happened, because leaving the situation alone could increase the likelihood of losing additional teeth. There are
Now that we’re finally thawed out, we love to get out there in the sunshine. But if you’re not happy with the way that your smile looks because of enamel staining, then it can affect your experience; the honest truth is that others notice its quality. Before you reach for a supermarket solution to whiten your teeth, though, be sure to
Let’s face it: even with a dedication to your brushing and flossing, you could still wind up experiencing a cracked or broken tooth. It’s just a part of being a fully human individual, but when it happens, don’t let things stay like that for long. You see, bacteria can start to make their way inside an injured tooth,
As the weather starts to warm up, it’s our opportunity to take advantage of the nice experience through spring cleaning. This is a great habit to get into, as it helps you to stay on top of your clutter. Well, the same though process holds true for your oral health, so if you have started to notice that your teeth feel a little fuzzy, let’s talk about it. Because it could be
It takes some effort to be good at what you do, regardless of what it is that you choose. The same thought process holds true for oral health, as well, and who you pick as your dentist makes a real difference. That’s because as oral health providers, we can only be as good as the tools that we use and the training that we receive. So, we put the time into 


