By now you are probably aware of the numerous threats to your oral health, including the effects of decay, sleep apnea, chronic bruxism, and others. What’s more, improper preventive dental care and failing to attend routinely scheduled visits can ultimately lead to your smile’s demise. In today’s blog, your Pella, IA dentist will take a… Read more »
When it comes to maintaining a healthy, lifelong smile, it takes a lot more than just paying mind to brushing regularly. In fact, a number of concerns such as cavities, infections, and more can become a major problem if you neglect to attend routine checkups, pay mind to the foods and beverages you consume, and… Read more »
Concerns such as bite misalignment, gaps in-between teeth, and other circumstances of the like all share a common trait in that they are concerns that can be delayed until the time allows you to pursue them. Indeed, many individuals believe that a vast majority of dental concerns follow suit in that time is not necessarily… Read more »
Dental concerns such as chips, cracks, decay, and more are items that dentists see frequently, often looking to restorative dentistry to assist. Concerns such as gum disease, however, often require a slightly different approach. As the most common dental concern there is, many individuals experience periodontal disease yearly. The unfortunate truth of the matter is,… Read more »
Tooth extraction is only done as a last resort in dentistry today. The goal is to keep as many of your natural teeth, and as much of your natural tooth structure when a tooth is damaged, as possible. However, sometimes it is simply necessary. If the tooth is threatening your overall oral health and/or your… Read more »
Loud snoring can be a source of comedy, or a serious impediment in an otherwise healthy relationship. Even worse, loud snoring may be indicative of a potentially life-threatening sleep disorder called obstructive sleep apnea. People with sleep apnea stop breathing during sleep, resulting in poor sleep quality and low blood oxygen levels. Sleep apnea should… Read more »