Why Do I Have Sensitive Teeth?
It’s not uncommon to experience tooth sensitivity from time to time. Especially, if you’ve been eating sugary foods. But you should call our office if
Tooth Extraction: What to Expect During Recovery
Each patient is different. But in general, it will take between 7 and 10 days for the tooth extraction site to heal. In the meantime,
15 Oral Hygiene Tips for a Healthy Mouth
Did you know that 47.2% of Americans age 30 and older have gum disease? Also, tooth decay is the most common chronic disease for American
How to Avoid a Dental Emergency
No one wants to wake up with a toothache. But it’s important that you pay attention to dental pain and discomfort. Pain is your body’s
How Do You Keep Your Teeth Strong as You Age?
Many people assume that gum disease and tooth loss are inevitable as they age. But what if we told you that you have the power
What is Preventive Dentistry?
As the name suggests, the goal of preventive dentistry is to prevent oral health issues from emerging. These issues include tooth decay, gum disease, and
Dental Fillings vs. Crowns
The sooner you see one of our dentists, the more likely we’ll be able to repair your tooth with a simple filling. The alternative is
Every Implant Begins with Gasior Family Dental
Dental implants are well known to be the preferred choice for the replacement of missing teeth. The process of getting dental implants includes: The surgical
Can You Eat Normally With Dental Implants?
Did you recently lose a tooth? If so, you may be a candidate for dental implants so you can continue eating your favorite foods. A
Pros and Cons of Invisalign® Braces
Wish you had straighter teeth, but don’t want to wear traditional metal braces? Invisalign® may be the solution! Invisalign are nearly invisible aligners that can
What Are Dental Implants?
A dental implant is a prosthetic tooth root made of titanium alloy. Our dentists may recommend a dental implant if you recently lost a tooth
Do I Need an Emergency Root Canal?
Never ignore a painful tooth! Your tooth could be trying to tell you that the dental pulp inside it is infected. While not all pain
