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The visible surface of your teeth is only a small portion of your oral health. There are plenty of places in your mouth that you can reach or don’t get cleaned on a regular basis. One of the areas that collects the most germs and bacteria is beneath the gum lines where you can’t clean… Continue Reading
While the majority of trips to the dentist are standard exams, some trips require extra work. If your dentist or dental assistant were to find any complications, you could also be looking at having fillings, having dentures places, having a tooth removed, or more serious procedures. One of those procedures is periodontal maintenance. There is… Continue Reading
One of the most important for oral health is prophylaxis, more commonly known as a teeth cleaning. There are several reasons that everyone should have regular dental visits and dental cleanings. It might sound like the only point of prophylaxis is to make your teeth white and clean, but there are a lot of more… Continue Reading
X-rays are one of the many services that we offer, but it’s also one of the least understood. X-rays are a huge part of dental health. Dentists use x-rays everyday to ensure the oral health of their patients. When we do a dental x-ray at Dr. Goldsmith dental, we want to make sure the patient is… Continue Reading
We all know the importance of visiting the dentist, but most of us still don’t do it. Most people say the reason they don’t go to the dentist is because of fear or apprehensive of what they are going to find. If it’s been a while since you’ve been to the dentist, you might be… Continue Reading
In the event of a chip or cavity, cosmetic bonding is both a cost effective and quick way to fix the issue and get your teeth back in top shape. Cosmetic bonding is simply a resin that is shaped and hardened, ultimately bonding to your tooth to create a long-lasting solution that is both durable… Continue Reading
Tooth decay is a common problem that can affect someone of any age. However, it is most common in children and young adults. Tooth decay occurs when acids form from bacteria in the mouth. When acids form, they begin to eat away at the tooth, causing decay. Here we will highlight the most common causes… Continue Reading
If you’ve found yourself in need of artificial teeth, the question you must answer is whether you want traditional dentures or implants. Both can restore your normal chewing function and have their pros and cons, so it is up to you to determine which is the right choice for situation. While the cost of implants… Continue Reading
