Patients undergoing oral surgery shouldn’t indulge in saltwater taffy or peanut brittle while they are in the recovery stage. Irrespective of whether you visit our clinic for wisdom tooth removal or dental implants, your surgical site will be sore and in the healing phase for the first few days. As a result, it’s crucial to…
Dental emergencies, as the name suggests, can occur at any time, such as when you have a severe, persistent toothache or when your child accidentally breaks a tooth while playing. Although dental emergencies can be frightening, being prepared for them can sometimes make the difference between being able to save a tooth and losing one.…
Teeth that are crowded, misaligned, or crooked can be corrected using traditional orthodontics, such as braces, which are popular and effective. However, some individuals like alternative techniques that aren’t as unsightly or painful as conventional braces. Invisalign is a common orthodontic procedure for adults. It is invisible as the name suggests and what is even…
Do you avoid smiling because of your dental problems? Do you speak with your mouth covered or find it difficult to make eye contact with others? We are aware of how this could feel. There is hope if your teeth are making you feel humiliated, embarrassed, self-conscious, or unattractive. You can replace missing teeth and…
Super Bowl Snacks and Oral Health General Dentistry Sunnyvale A super bowl party is a time gather up your friends and family and watch the game, comment on the crazy commercials, and chow down while watching the halftime performance. Whether you are hosting or attending a party to watch the big game, Sunnyvale…
During your regular dental checkup and cleaning appointments, you might not always remember all of the questions you have for your dentist. Unless you have a toothache, in which case your first questions may be why you have one and how to relieve it. Because toothaches can be caused by a wide variety of issues, your dentist will first carefully examine your tooth and dental health to determine what’s causing it. Then, your dentist can help you develop a treatment plan and hygiene habits at home to alleviate it. It’s important to follow your dentist’s advice for dealing with your toothache; otherwise, the pain and threat to your dental health will grow worse.