Have Trigeminal Neuralgia & Need A Root Canal? It Can Be Done!

Posted on 5 June 2015

Trigeminal neuralgia is an extremely painful condition that affects the face. The pain of this condition can be so intense that it is called the suicide disease. The pain can be triggered by teeth-brushing, eating, talking or any light touch to the face. People who have this condition are extremely cautious and avoid triggering their pain at all costs. If you have this condition, you may have avoided the dentist for a long time. [Read More]

Three Methods That Will Temporarily Alleviate Tooth Pain

Posted on 19 May 2015

If one of your teeth has a cavity in it and is causing you discomfort, use one of the following methods to relieve the pain that you are experiencing until you are able to be seen by your dentist. After you have treated the decayed portion of your tooth, you will be able to participate in your normal activities without your tooth causing you any disruptions.  Black Teabag Heat up a black teabag in a pot of water and allow it to steep for a few minutes. [Read More]

Debating Between Dentures And Dental Implants? A Few Benefits That Will Have You Going With The Implants

Posted on 22 April 2015

If you have missing teeth, even if it is a single one, you may be self-conscious of the way it makes you look, smile or talk. When you discuss the issue with your dentist, you will be given a couple of options for filling the space. Now you are faced with making a choice between conventional dentures and dental implants. While you may be tempted to choose dentures to save on the cost if your insurance will not pay the whole bill, there are a few special benefits of going with the implants. [Read More]

An Ounce Of Prevention: What You Can Do Now To Protect You Child's Teeth

Posted on 6 April 2015

Between scrubbing sweat stains out of soccer uniforms, scheduling haircuts, and ensuring that the laundry gets done, it can be easy to forget about your child's dental needs -- specifically, the need to keep your child's teeth clean, healthy, and aesthetically pleasing. While it can be hard to know when is the right time to institute personal, rather than parent-assisted dental care habits and even harder to make sure your kid is keeping up with good dental care, it is possible. [Read More]

About Me

The Dentist From a Child' Point of View

My mother worked as a dental hygienist, so when it came time for our check-ups we knew there would be dire consequences if we did not behave in an exemplary manner. I remember thinking that I understood why some kids freaked out. Dentist offices can be scary. Sure, they try to fool you with the relaxing music, delectable air fresheners, and some of them even offer freshly baked cookies. But then they take you to that room filled with bright lights and racks of torture instruments. Fortunately, I was blessed with great teeth, and I have passed that trait on to my own children. Still, making sure they receive regular dental care is just part of being a good parent. Instead of just promising a surprise from the dentist's treasure box when the ordeal is over, I also try to thoroughly explain the process and the instruments that will be used.