June is Oral Health Month, which is a great time to highlight an important dental care fact: Yes, you can get cavities between your front teeth. You can get cavities in, on, or around any teeth. No tooth enamel is immune to decay, but with proper oral hygiene and professional dental care, you can maintain a healthy, strong smile.
Do you find yourself diagnosed with tooth decay every time you go to the dentist for a teeth cleaning? Do you often suffer from tooth pain and need an emergency dental appointment? Some people are more susceptible to cavities, no matter how diligent you are about oral hygiene. Find out what’s going on with your teeth and how to improve your chances of a healthy, cavity-free mouth.
A toothache can be debilitating. From pain to fever to swelling to interruptions while eating and speaking, this is a dental problem that needs to be corrected and quickly. The sooner you see your dentist, the less likely you are to need an intense restoration. But, sometimes, the infection demands a certain kind of dental care to get you back to normal. Here are some of the most common ways to repair tooth decay and when these procedures are necessary.
If you have a toothache, there’s a good chance you are suffering from tooth decay. One of the most common dental restorations for this problem is a tooth-colored composite filling. But what if you already have a filling or several fillings and you still have a dental problem. Here are just some of the signs that a filling needs to be replaced.
You’re brushing your teeth or you’re munching on something soft – and your tooth suddenly falls apart. It makes no sense, especially when you have a supposedly strong filling, but seeing part of a tooth come out of your mouth is enough to cause anyone to panic. Try not to – every dental problem can be fixed. In cases like this, a tooth-colored composite filling or porcelain crown can easily get the job done.
Carole’s staff is kind and very attentive and makes you feel completely comfortable with any work to be performed.
Very relaxing in the massage chair
I have been seeing Carole for as long as I can remember. She is by far the BEST dentist around. I refuse to see anyone else. Everyone is the office is so friendly and it makes you feel very comfortable. I would definitely recommend her to anyone looking for a new dentist or even if … Read more
Courteous, professional
Kind, caring, professional. Sensitive to my specific needs. Conservative in approach to treatment.
My whole experience was very rewarding. I am not one who enjoys going to the dentist (I don’t really know anyone who does). So I am usually very anxious. However, the staff and the dentist were very welcoming and put me at ease. They also were very forthcoming about my treatment and priorities. I will … Read more
This was a painless and pleasant visit…thanks to Dr. Carole and staff who have gotten my teeth and gums in fantastic shape. They truly care about my health and well-being and are extremely personable, gentle, and knowledgeable. Because of their expertise, my oral health has improved greatly.
Wonderful experience as always.
Always a pleasure to go to Carole’s office. I bet most people don’t say that about going to their dentist!
Always a pleasure!
