Professional teeth whitening is a commonly used cosmetic service that helps remove stains from the surface of your pearly whites. For many patients, this can help get rid of coffee or tea stains and help them feel confident in their smile. In today’s blog, your team at Grinnell Street Dental in Sheridan, WY, is here to explain how this process works so you can find out if it’s right for you.
Recently, we’ve talked about restorative options like dental fillings, crowns, and bridges that can help refresh your pearly whites after decay or loss. These treatments can help protect your teeth from further harm and ensure your smile stays healthy for many years to come. For patients who need many of these treatments done, Grinnell Street Dental in Sheridan, WY, offers full-mouth rehabilitations that can help restore their teeth, refresh their appearance, and address several dental needs at once. In today’s blog, we’re here today to talk about how this treatment could help you.
When you lose one or more of your teeth, it can cause many problems for your smile’s function, appearance, and overall health. Luckily, advanced technology today allows many options to replace your missing pearly whites. The option used will depend on how the tooth was lost, your current oral health, personal needs, and other factors. In today’s blog, your Grinnell Street Dental team in Sheridan, WY, is here to explain what the best replacement methods are for you.
If you have injured or lost one of your pearly whites, our team can create a treatment plan that can correct this problem and renew your confidence. Dental crowns and bridges are a common way to restore your smile if your tooth has been chipped, cracked, or lost from an injury or disease. In today’s blog, the team at Grinnell Street Dental in Sheridan, WY, is here to explain how these restorations can be done in one day!
Cavities are a common dental problem that can happen to patients of all ages. This occurs when bacteria sticks to your teeth, it can turn into plaque that begins to wear away at your enamel. A good oral hygiene routine and consistent checkups can help prevent tooth decay, but if you do experience a cavity, it should be treated promptly with a filling. Your team at Grinnell Street Dental in Sheridan, WY, is here to talk about the process of this restoration.
If you are experiencing symptoms of temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMJ or TMD), you could be at risk of harming your oral health. While symptoms like headaches or jaw pain may seem like a mild issue you can treat with over-the-counter pain reducers, the long-term effects of this untreated disorder could lead to joint damage, chronic pain, sleep problems, and more. Your Sheridan, WY, dentist is here today to explain what could be causing this issue and how it can be addressed.
If you have ever gotten a fever blister, you know just how annoying these blisters can be. They can feel itchy and irritating, can disrupt your appearance, and can make you feel self-conscious. Luckily, your team at Grinnell Street Dental in Sheridan, WY, can help treat these rapidly so you don’t have to wait several weeks for it to disappear on its own. In today’s blog, we’re here to talk about how laser treatment could help you!
Uneven or overcrowded teeth is a problem that affects many adults. However, many patients do not seek orthodontic care because they worry about how braces will interrupt their appearance or change their lifestyle. Your Sheridan, WY, dentist offers Invisalign which can help discreetly correct your teeth without brackets or wires. In today’s blog, we’re here to talk about this process and what to expect throughout treatment.
Porcelain veneers are a popular cosmetic enhancement that can conceal blemishes and create a more uniform smile. Before starting with this treatment, you may want to learn more about the process and how they work to get a better understanding of this cosmetic option. In today’s blog, the team at Grinnell Street Dental in Sheridan, WY, is here to discuss the process of receiving veneers from start to finish.
If you have had a cavity filled in recent years, it likely was done with composite resin. This material offers several benefits, including being safer than past-used metal fillings, more natural looking, and requiring less invasive treatments. It is also a versatile material that can be used for cosmetic improvements and restorations. In today’s blog, your Sheridan, WY, dentist talks about how we use this material for dental bonding.
