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No Toothache? Why fix it?

Bonding/Fillings, Crowns, News, Pulpotomy, Root Canal TherapyBy Katie ThomasNovember 10, 2020

Chances are, at some point in your life you have had or will have to get a dental filling or crown.  For many people, it is hard to justify completing dental work if they do not have a toothache. This is one of the biggest challenges we face as dental providers.  It is our job…

Do I have a cracked tooth?

Bonding/Fillings, News, Pulpotomy, Root Canal TherapyBy Katie ThomasAugust 17, 2020

Cracked Teeth: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment With people living longer and more stressful lives, we see cracked teeth more and more often at our dental office. Yet cracked teeth can be difficult to detect for a number of reasons. The most common reason is that the pain often comes and goes. Because of the short…

“But My Tooth Isn’t Bothering Me”

Bonding/Fillings, Crowns, Implants, News, Newsletter, Pulpotomy, Root Canal TherapyBy Katie ThomasAugust 9, 2018

It is easy to have a variety of reasons to put off dental treatment. Finances is often a big one. However, if a tooth is not hurting or bothersome, it is also easy to put it on the back burner. It is actually advantageous to find decay or dental problems BEFORE they start hurting. Let’s…

How To Treat a Cavity

Bonding/Fillings, Crowns, News, Pulpotomy, Root Canal TherapyBy Katie ThomasJune 7, 2018

If you are suspicious that you have a cavity, it is important that you see a dentist immediately. If you’ve never had a cavity, you may have some questions about the process. What is the process to treat a cavity? Does it hurt? Will your tooth look the same? How long will it take? These…

Crown vs Root Canal

Crowns, Implants, News, Pulpotomy, Root Canal TherapyBy Katie ThomasFebruary 28, 2018

Many patients mistakenly believe that if a tooth requires a crown, it also requires a root canal. While this is not always true, it can be a bit confusing because teeth that require root canal therapy most often do, in fact, require a crown. So what’s the difference? We will attempt to resolve the confusion.…

Cracked Teeth: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment

Bonding/Fillings, News, Newsletter, Pulpotomy, Root Canal TherapyBy Katie ThomasMay 2, 2017

Cracked Teeth: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment With people living longer and more stressful lives, cracked teeth are seen more and more often at the dentist’s office. Yet cracked teeth can be difficult to detect for a number of reasons, most notably that the pain often comes and goes. Because of the short periods of erratic…

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