A meeting with your dentist can lead to insights into what cosmetic dental treatment might be right for your needs. You may not know what procedure is best to address your smile flaws, but if you are interested in cosmetic work, you are likely ready and able to point out what you would like to change. Different procedures can be preferred for different issues. If you have teeth that are discolored, you may want nothing more than to have a whitening treatment performed. However, you may want to do something about misaligned teeth – Invisalign can offer a dental correction, and a big smile improvement. (more…)
What Can It Take To Address An Advanced Cavity?
A cavity with enough time to grow can do serious harm to your oral health. The reason your dentist encourages you to seek restorative dental care as soon as possible when you think something is wrong is because cavities continually spread once they have formed. Over time, decay can begin attacking the interior of your tooth, and can ultimately move beyond it. Advanced cavities can require different levels of care. If you have bacteria that enter your pulp, your dentist will need to take care of it by performing a root canal treatment. (more…)
Take Advantage Of Curier Art Museum’s Second Saturday Deal
The Curier Art Museum, located in nearby Manchester, offers a special deal for New Hampshire residents every second Saturday of each month. When you attend the museum before noon on Free New Hampshire Second Saturday, you can gain entry for free! This means you can check out the variety of works on display, and take a look at our creative studio, for no cost. The next Free New Hampshire Second Saturday will be Saturday, July 8. August’s free entry date will be August 12. This arrangement was made possible thanks to The Botnick Family Foundation, and E&R Laundry And Dry Cleaners. You and your family can take in the art and culture on display, and avoid the standard costs for entry. (more…)
A Better Look At Your Smile With Digital Imaging
3D imaging is used by your dentist to closely examine your mouth. The views provided by these scans are often used to plan more involved treatments, like the placement of dental implants. One benefit for patients is that 3D imaging eliminates the requirement that you bite into an unpleasant plaster mold to create an impression of your teeth. This technology, along with the digital x-ray technology also available to your dentist, helps them make a careful study of your smile. Problems can be identified, and treatments can be planned, in order to make sure any issues that turn up do not create trouble for you. (more…)
Depending On Dental Implants For Prosthetic Support
Having a dental prosthetic you can depend on to help you with tasks like biting and chewing means having a prosthetic that is securely held. By receiving dental implants to hold your prosthetic, you can ensure you have the security you need to enjoy real functional advantages with your restoration. Implants are made from biocompatible titanium – as your jaw heals from the procedure, the bone will fuse with the implant. This provides a strong hold. The stimulation in your implant created when you bite, chew, and speak secures proper blood flow to your jaw. This prevents deterioration of the bone, which can is a common issue for people with tooth loss. (more…)
How Single-Tooth Anesthesia Can Improve Dental Treatment
There can be several reasons a patient feels apprehensive about their impending dental work. One issue is with the aftereffects of treatment. If you undergo restorative dental work that involves anesthesia, you may be bothered by the way the numbing of your mouth can complicate your day. Thanks to single-tooth anesthesia, those issues can be avoided. Single-tooth anesthesia allows your dentist to concentrate the anesthetizing effect on the tooth undergoing treatment. This means you still enjoy a more comfortable treatment experience, with fewer side effects. This method is effective enough to still limit the discomfort that might accompany a procedure. (more…)
Using Invisalign To Move Your Teeth Into Better Alignment
Are you interested in using Invisalign to correct your crooked teeth? The promise of Invisalign is a tempting one for many people – instead of bracket and wire braces, you will use clear plastic aligners to move teeth. Your appearance will not be altered by this process, and you have the benefit of being able to remove your aligner when you need to clean your teeth, and when you eat. Straightening your teeth with Invisalign involves a series of aligners. Each time you transition to a new one, your teeth will be gradually moved closer to their final position. Regular check-ins with your dentist allow them to ensure your treatmtent is moving along as expected. (more…)
Check Out The Aviation Museum Of NH Aircraft Fly-In
On Saturday, July 8, the Aviation Museum Of New Hampshire will host its third annual Homebuilt Aircraft Fly-In! This event encourages those with all types of custom, vintage, antique, and experimental aircraft to fly in at the museum. Fly-ins are welcomed from 9 am until 2 pm that day. Those who fly in will be welcomed in to check out the museum at no cost. Families are encouraged to check out the fun, and to take a look at the variety of interesting items on display at the museum. Food, drink, and family activities will be available. (more…)
What You Should Expect From Your Dental Crown
Dental crowns are not always needed to restore teeth after problems occur. Many patients who come in for cavity treatment will leave after having a dental filling placed. The filling is capable of occupying the area of your tooth lost to decay, but more serious structural damage can call for more support. A crown completely covers your tooth, all the way down to your gum line. Because you can have a crown that is made with natural-looking dental ceramic, you can make sure your smile is not hindered by the presence of your restoration. Because it provides total coverage, your crown is able to keep a vulnerable tooth safe when you bite and chew food. (more…)
Your Dental Experience Should Be A Comfortable One
When you come in for dental treatment, your comfort should be treated like a priority. Your dentist understands this, and will work to provide you the best possible environment when you come in for care. Unfortunately, some people will struggle to feel at ease simply because they have anxieties about dental work. While concern can be a natural reaction when you come in for more involved work, like a root canal treatment, you should not feel like anxiety is unavoidable when you sit down in the dentist’s chair. Every patient can count on support, attention, and dedicated care from everyone on staff at the office. For those who still feel persistent anxiety, dental sedation can help. (more…)
