When Are Metal Dental Crowns Still Used?

Posted on: 19 October 2022

These days, when someone needs a dental crown, you often assume they're getting a porcelain crown. Porcelain crowns are often favored because they are the color of natural teeth, and the porcelain can even be customized to match your teeth perfectly. But as popular as porcelain crowns are, they are not the only type of crown being used. Metal crowns still exist, and they're far from obsolete. Here are some situations in which a metal dental crown may still be a good option. [Read More]

Getting Treated for Bruxism

Posted on: 15 September 2022

Does your partner complain about the noise made from your teeth grinding while you are asleep at night? If you have no idea what they are talking about because you never remember grinding your teeth, and it does not happen during the day, the culprit might be bruxism. Although teeth grinding can happen during the day, it is a condition that often surfaces while someone is asleep. If you are having dental problems, it might be due to teeth grinding from bruxism. [Read More]

Can a Dentist Help with Sleep Apnea?

Posted on: 10 August 2022

Sleep apnea is a common condition that can cause a person to snore loudly and wake up frequently during the night. Treatment for sleep apnea usually includes wearing a special mask during sleep or using a machine that helps keep the airway open. A dentist may also be able to help with sleep apnea by making a custom-fitted mouthpiece that helps keep the airway open. Read on to find helpful information about sleep apnea treatment from a trusted dentist. [Read More]

Tips For Affordable Dental Care

Posted on: 6 July 2022

Dental care is necessary and affects other aspects of your health. Unfortunately, many forms of dental care require expensive services and products. You need to be innovative to afford your dental care. Below are some tips you can use.  Embrace Preventive Dentistry Preventing dental problems costs less than treating them. For example, good oral hygiene, which involves daily brushing and flossing, doesn't cost much. You just need a toothbrush, toothpaste, and water. [Read More]