If you have been putting off dental work for a while, the list has a way of growing. One filling becomes three. A crown you delayed turns into a root canal conversation. A cleaning you skipped leads to a gum treatment recommendation. By the time most patients finally sit down with a dentist, the amount … Continued
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Why Does My Mouth Refuse to Go Numb at the Dentist?
You have been in that chair before. The dentist gives you the injection, waits a few minutes, taps the tooth, and asks if you feel anything. You do. Another injection. More waiting. Still feeling everything. By the third attempt you are tense, embarrassed, and starting to wonder if something is genuinely wrong with you. You … Continued
Scared Of The Dentist? Here Is How Sedation Dentistry Makes Every Visit Easier
It is completely natural to feel anxious about visiting the dentist. In fact, nearly 36% of Americans experience fear or anxiety when it comes to dental care. Whether it’s the sound of the instruments, the anticipation of pain, or simply the unfamiliarity of the environment, the fear is real and a common concern. However, sedation … Continued
Post-Op Wisdom Teeth Care
Wisdom tooth extraction can be a rite of passage or a relief from persistent jaw pain due to impacted teeth. Whichever way you view wisdom teeth removal, one thing will always be shared — post-op wisdom teeth care. Read our blog post for tips!
IV Sedation Dentistry
IV sedation dentistry is a great choice for patients who have dental anxiety or a strong gag reflex and need an additional service that will help them relax in the dental chair. It also has many other beneficial applications. Read our blog post to learn about IV sedation dentistry!
What Is the Difference Between Sedation & Sleep Dentistry?
Sedatives can make dental visits much more comfortable and relaxed. Dental sedation and sleep dentistry are both used to help make your experience at the dentist as positive and painless as possible. Read our blog post to learn about the difference between the two.