Dental Blog

Treatments of dental problems could be painful. Even when they are not, the sight of pins and the thought of sharp objects piercing through the teeth and gum might be fearful. Unfortunately, many dental treatments require the patients to be still. That is why it is necessary for dental patients to find ways to properly manage their fears and panic during treatments. One effective way of doing this is by dental sedation. What exactly is dental sedation, and how can it help you?

You may need a dental crown if you have tooth decay, a broken tooth, or a tooth with a large filling. You may also need a crown to cover up a discolored tooth or hold a dental bridge. While the traditional crown is effective and safe, it requires at least two visits to your dentist's office. Unfortunately, these visits maybe two or more weeks apart.

We all know how much admiration we can earn with our smiles. However, if there is a dent in the teeth, it may take away the confidence. Yellowing of teeth may be due to inadequate oral hygiene, smoking, drinking coffee, or red wine. But, it may also be natural. Beneath the white enamel is the yellowish dentine. As we age and the enamel fades away, it exposes the dentine. Unfortunately, that won't be just a dent on your teeth, but also on your smile and self-esteem. But luckily, you can regain the beauty of your teeth with teeth whitening. But what exactly is teeth whitening, and how is it done?

Accidents do happen, and they can happen to any part of the body, including the teeth. Like other emergency cases, a problem may arise in your mouth suddenly. It could be due to biting hard on an object, fall, or something hitting you in the mouth by accident or during sports. Whatever the case, any dental problem that needs urgent attention is regarded as a dental emergency. If you experience such, it might be dangerous not to treat it instantly. But how do you know if your dental problem requires emergency treatment?

It is not uncommon to lose a tooth after becoming an adult. If it happens, you may have to replace it with an artificial material constructed to look like a lost tooth. This will improve your appearance, especially your smile. It will also help you to eat some food that you might otherwise not be able to eat.

It is not uncommon to lose some or all of your teeth. This may affect your physical appearance, self-esteem, and ability to do certain things like eating and smiling. However, dentures solve most of these problems. This article discusses some of the significant benefits of dentures and how to care for your dentures. But first, let’s explain what dentures are.

Tooth replacement solutions have progressed quite impressively across the past three decades or so. If you have a badly damaged tooth or a missing tooth, do not assume you have to live with this problem for the rest of your life. Dental implants, dental bridges, and other oral health solutions are available. The question is whether dental implants or dental bridges are optimal for your unique mouth. In many cases, dental implants will prove ideal yet there are an array of factors that must be considered before taking either route.

A cosmetic dentist’s toolkit is filled with tools for fixing most dental issues, such as chipped teeth. In this post from Town Dental Group in Mint Hill, we’ll describe one that doesn’t get as much attention as other procedures, but is very versatile: dental bonding.

Gum disease is a leading cause of tooth loss, but it’s a treatable condition at Town Dental Group in Mint Hill. Keeping your gums healthy is essential for your overall health, but if you need yet another reason to keep them healthy, we’ve got a doozy.

Vitamin D is important for healthy teeth and bones,  but many of us don’t get enough through our diets. This post from Town Dental Group in Mint Hill is a friendly reminder to our friends and patients about the importance of Vitamin D.