We are excited to now offer the latest in dental camera technology. Our new Soprocare camera provides many benefits for our patients from early detection of cavities, to revealing gingival inflammation. It will help detect cavities without an x-ray. Essentially, the images obtained will allow us to see what’s happening in the mouth more clearly […]
There are advances continually in dental science and technology, but some patients still feel fear and get anxious about going to the dentist. Therefore, we are pleased to offer many ways to ease and comfort patients. Dentistry can be preformed while you are sedated. Sedation is not limited to people who have dental fear, it’s
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Clean eating is very trendy these days, but it’s actually been around for generations. Simple raw vegetables like cucumbers or celery require a lot of munching that produces bacteria-buffering saliva that protects your teeth and gums. As well, any naturally fibrous food can help remove plaque and massage your gums. Celery has an additional bonus;
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For years we’ve been told that sugary drinks and sodas are bad for our teeth, which led us to believe that fruit juices were a healthier alternative. We are now learning that frequent consumption of fruit juices can have harmful effects on our teeth. Even though fruit juices are an excellent source of antioxidants and
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There are many causes for a sensitive gag reflex. Also, there are many solutions to help patients overcome this reflex and we are committed to find the one that works best for you. First, we will discuss with patients about their last experiences and explain to them about our advanced techniques characterized by gentle touch.
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Taking a pill: Oral sedation can provide patients a sense of ease with a pill called Triazolam and combined with nitrous oxide also known as laughing gas. Â This can relax patients during a dental procedure.Anesthesia: A qualified dentist anesthesiologist can use intravenous sedation or general anesthesia.Many patients have found that dental care with intravenous or
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