We know that our patients would love to have ideal oral health, but unfortunately, that is not always the case. Thankfully, our teeth often give us signs that we are experiencing a problem. We may notice a problem, such as:
Would you love to improve your smile? If so, now is the perfect time to learn how we can help. With advancements in dental treatment and technology, we can fix any imperfection or problem with your smile. Summer is the perfect time to learn more about cosmetic dentistry and the treatments we offer. If you are like a lot of our patients, you have exciting plans and events happening in the near future, and improving your smile is a way to ensure you will be happy to show it off. Read on to learn more about the cosmetic dentistry treatments we offer.
In many aspects of our lives, we receive directions that we must follow. Directions are helpful to ensure that a task is completed properly and avoid hurting yourself or others. For example, if you receive furniture that needs to be assembled, you need to follow the directions to ensure that the item is put together correctly. Failure to do so can cause the item to look wrong or break prematurely. The same is true for dental procedures and treatments.
When a patient visits our office for a routine hygiene examination and cleaning, their number one concern is whether we see signs of tooth decay. Patients should be visiting our office every four to six months for routine examinations. During these exams, we not only thoroughly clean your teeth and remove plaque and bacteria, but we also check for problems with your oral health.
Would you love to straighten your teeth but are uninterested in traditional metal braces and unsure about investing in Invisalign®? Invisalign is a popular orthodontic treatment that has provided millions of people around the world with the opportunity to have straight teeth. If you are unfamiliar, Invisalign is a popular orthodontic option that uses clear aligner trays to gradually transition teeth into the correct alignment. This treatment provides many benefits to patients and is definitely worth the investment.
We are passionate about doing all we can to help our patients have long-lasting oral health. One way we do this is through routine oral hygiene examination appointments. During these visits, we thoroughly clean your teeth and look for problems in your mouth, such as dental decay, gum disease, and oral cancer.
Does your mouth ever feel extremely dry or like it’s full of cotton when you wake up in the morning? If so, you are experiencing dry mouth. This condition occurs when there is too little saliva in the mouth. Continual issues with dry mouth can be problematic because saliva is necessary to help rinse away lingering food and bacteria. When bacteria lingers on and between the teeth as well as along the gumline, it will lead to problems such as gum disease and tooth decay.
With spring right around the corner, we know that many of our patients have special events planned, such as a prom, a wedding, a graduation, a special vacation, and more. If you would like to make a change to your smile before your event, we want to help you. We provide several treatments that can be started and completed in one office visit or a few short visits, and we will have your smile dramatically improved before you know it! Read on to learn more about these treatments.
At Integrity Dental, there are a number of treatments we perform on a daily basis. Aside from a filling, one of the most common dental treatments is a dental crown. If you have never needed this treatment before, it can be a little intimidating when you don’t know what to expect. We want to share a little more about this common treatment because there may come a day when you or a loved one may need it. We want you to be comfortable scheduling your appointment as soon as we recommend the need for treatment.
When was the last time that you visited our office for an oral hygiene examination and cleaning? If it has been longer than six months, then you are due for a visit. If you have been postponing your appointment due to nervous feelings, then you are not alone. There are many people of all ages who suffer from dental anxiety and nervousness. While we are sympathetic to everyone’s feelings, we never want anyone to avoid getting dental care, as it can lead to serious consequences for their current and future oral health. We want to share some helpful tips to help you relax and additional information about an option we offer in our office to get you the care you need. Read on to learn more.
