4 Common Oral Health Issues That a Family Dentist Can Address

10 March 2022
Categories: Dentist, Blog

Apart from your regular dental check-ups, there are instances when you might need to see the family dentist a little more frequently. Some might be emergencies, while others could be due to ongoing treatments. Here are common dental issues and when you might need to visit a family dentist between the regular dental check-ups. 1. You Have Crooked Teeth Misaligned teeth distort your smile. They make brushing and flossing difficult, significantly increasing the chances of tooth decay and gum diseases. Read More

Scheduled For Extraction? Why You Should Also Schedule Your Dental Implant

29 January 2022
Categories: Dentist, Blog

If you're scheduled for a tooth extraction, you should schedule a dental implant at the same time. You might think that you have time to decide on an implant, but that's not actually the case. It's actually a good idea to schedule both procedures. Once your mouth has healed from the extraction, your dentist will be able to proceed with the implant procedure. Here are just some of the reasons why you shouldn't postpone the implant procedure. Read More

Helpful Insights To Make Your Next Dental Appointment Easier

16 December 2021
Categories: Dentist, Blog

Visiting the dentist may not be your most favorite thing to do, whether you are going for a bi-annual checkup or for more in-depth dental work. But dental visits are necessary to keep your mouth in good health, so it is helpful when you can manage your anxiety or dental avoidance with some practices. The following provides you with some helpful tips to make the most of your next dental appointment. Read More

Not Time For An Appointment? 4 Reasons To See Your Dentist Between Exams

4 November 2021
Categories: Dentist, Blog

When it comes to caring for your teeth, you need to go beyond basic dental hygiene. You also need to be ready to react to potential warning signs, especially those that could lead to serious dental problems. This includes knowing when it's time to schedule an appointment before it's time for your routine exam. Read the list provided below. If you've experienced any of the issues described here, it's time to schedule an appointment with your dentist. Read More

3 Factors That Affect Waiting Time For Dental Implants After Extraction

24 September 2021
Categories: Dentist, Blog

After you have a tooth extracted, you can replace the extracted tooth with a dental implant. In some cases, patients can place a dental implant immediately after an extraction. But in other cases, patients may need to wait 3-6 months before they can have a dental implant placed after an extraction. Several factors affect the waiting time for dental implants. 1. Bone Availability Dental implants need bone to support them, just as natural teeth do. Read More

Rod's New Smile

About Me

Hi, I'm Rod. As you know, smiling is very important in our social world. Social cues, showing joy and appreciation, it goes on and on. But for the longest time, I was so scared to smile. My teeth were horrible. I didn't want to smile and show my yellow, crooked teeth. At one point, some of them were even missing. It was an embarrassment. But I eventually got full reconstructive dentistry. My smile is now as good as new! So while I may not be a dentist, I have a lot of experience with them, and I know how much a good dentist can affect your life.