Category: Preventive Dentistry

How A Dental Checkup Prevents Smile Issues

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A dental exam is recommended for smiles of all ages, everyone ages two and older, every six months. Doing so helps keep serious concerns like tooth decay and gum disease at bay. In today’s blog, your Pella, IA, dentist wants to talk about the benefits of your checkups and what to expect from these visits.

How We Ease Dental Anxiety

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We know that people with a fear of the dentist have real anxiety, and we never downplay it. This could be due to lack of experience in the office, or possible due to a poor previous experience. But your Pella, IA, dentist can offer comfort for people with anxiety using a form of dental sedation… Read more »

Has It Been Too Long Since Your Last Checkup?

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The routine maintenance of your smile starts at home, but you also need the help of a trained professional. Generally, healthy mouths of all ages need to be in the dental chair every six months, if not sooner. Speak with your provider about your specific needs, as environmental and genetic factors can impact your timeline…. Read more »

Avoid The Leading Cause Of Tooth Loss

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In terms of positive dental maintenance, you may understandably focus on the teeth. After all, this is what people see when you smile and talk during important human connections. They are also vital in our ability to have a fully functional smile. Surprisingly enough, the number one cause of tooth loss does not come from… Read more »

A Noninvasive Treatment For Sleep Apnea

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When you often feel tired despite sleeping the night before, or suffer from chronic snoring and episodes of waking suddenly, you could have sleep apnea. Without treatment, this disorder could leave you exhausted and strain your heart health in some cases. In today’s blog, your Pella, IA, dentist talks about our noninvasive treatment for sleep… Read more »

What Causes Sensitive Teeth?

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Do you notice tooth sensitivity when you eat or drink? This could often be an early indicator of poor oral health, including a cavity that needs immediate attention. In today’s blog, your Pella, IA, dentist talks about the causes of sensitive teeth, and how we can help you avoid discomfort in your teeth!