For most people, their summertime plans involve spending lots of time outdoors. Whether you are attending barbecues, hiking in the woods, or lounging on the beach, summer is the ideal opportunity to enjoy some fresh air. Dental care might be the last thing on your mind. But did you know that summer is the perfect time to get your wisdom teeth removed? Why is that the case? This blog post explains a few reasons.

Dentists do their best to help their patients retain their natural teeth for as long as possible. Sadly, though, circumstances can arise that necessitate the removal of one or more teeth. If you ever need to have a tooth pulled, do not get too disheartened. There are actually some surprising benefits of tooth extractions! Read on below to learn about a few of the advantages that come with this last-resort procedure.

Within a few days to a couple of weeks after a tooth extraction, your mouth should return to feeling normal and pain-free. Unfortunately, some patients encounter a rare complication known as dry socket. This problem can slow down your recovery and cause serious pain. What is dry socket? How can you prevent it? If you do develop it, what treatments are available? Continue reading to find the answers.

Are you preparing for dermal fillers? This simple and fast treatment has the potential to make you look years younger. You have much to be excited about! However, you should not go to your appointment without first taking some simple steps. This blog post provides some dos and don’ts that can make your filler experience as successful as possible.

Aging is a natural part of being human. In fact, many would deem it a privilege. However, that does not mean you want to look like you have as much life experience as you do. If you are bothered by noticeable nasolabial folds (also called laugh lines), you may need to see a professional to ask about treatments that can give you a more youthful appearance. Can dermal fillers get rid of laugh lines? This blog post talks about how a simple and quick treatment can help you say goodbye to unwanted lines.

Dental implants are consistently successful. In fact, they are known to thrive in upward of 95% of cases! Sadly, though, there are rare occurrences when they fail. How can you recognize a failed dental implant? How can you address the situation? Is there anything you can do to prevent dental implant failure? Read this blog post to find out.

If you are eager to maintain your skin’s youthful appearance, you have probably at least thought about getting BOTOX. This treatment is well-known for its ability to reduce and prevent wrinkles in various areas of the face. Still, you might hesitate if you do not know how your body will react to the injections. What are the side effects of BOTOX? How can you decide whether to move forward with the treatment? Read this blog post to discover valuable information.

When a natural tooth experiences increased sensitivity, it is typically because outside stimuli are irritating its dentin, which in turn causes the tooth’s nerve to send pain signals to the brain. Dental implants, though, are different. They do not have any nerves, so it may seem very strange when they begin to feel sensitive. What causes sensitivity in a dental implant? Does it mean that your implant is failing? What should you do to address the situation? Read on below to find out.

Many dentists and specialists offer dental implant treatment. However, not all of them have the same technology at their disposal. It is important to note what instruments they use so you can be sure that you will get the best care during every stage of your treatment. In particular, you should look for someone who uses a cone beam scanner (also called a CBCT scanner). Why should you choose an implant dentist with a CBCT scanner? Continue reading to find out.

All-on-4 dental implants are one of the most efficient and cost-effective ways to address extensive tooth loss. However, it does involve a surgical procedure, so you must be prepared to go through a healing period. What can you expect while you are recovering from All-on-4 surgery? This blog post provides a basic guide to the post-op experience.