by Johanna Schaeffer | Sep 25, 2013
We encourage regular checkups for individuals from age 2 and up. Prior to this age, we offer complimentary baby dental screenings and encourage questions from our child patients’ parents on how to best care for their teeth. The frequency of regular dental...
by Johanna Schaeffer | Sep 25, 2013
Root Canal Treatment A root canal is basically a really deep filling – a filling that includes the roots of the tooth, not just the part you can see. Endodontic therapy (“root canal” as it is commonly called) is indicated for a variety of reasons,...
by Johanna Schaeffer | Sep 25, 2013
Fillings, Sealants & PRR’s Fillings The term “fillings” is commonly used to refer to restorations that are placed by the dentist to replace missing tooth structure (due to cavities, tooth fractures, abrasion, etc.). These are done in one...
by Johanna Schaeffer | Sep 25, 2013
Sometimes it is necessary to remove a tooth. Reasons include abscess, very large decay, fracture of the tooth, a baby tooth that won’t loosen, or even a tooth that is too out of alignment. Our dentists take the decision to advise removal of a tooth very...
by Johanna Schaeffer | Sep 25, 2013
Bridges A bridge is a way to replace a missing tooth (or teeth). Like a bridge is suspended at both ends, the fake tooth is suspended by part of the prosthesis that connects to the adjacent teeth. Unlike a denture, you do not remove bridges; they...
