A root canal is a relatively simple procedure with little or no discomfort involving one to three visits.

The restorative process can also be used to correct severely stained teeth by giving them new, white surfaces matched by shade to complement surrounding teeth.

At each exam, we check for signs of tooth decay, gum disease, oral cancer, and other potential problems that require treatment. X-rays of your mouth may also be taken at the time of your routine dental cleaning.

County Dental recommends changing your toothbrush about every three months, or sooner if the bristles are frayed.

Your dentist can give you a whiter, brighter, and healthier smile through cosmetic dentistry.

A person’s smile says a lot about who they are, what they think of themselves, and can also influence what others think of them. People can improve their self-esteem and increase their chances of furthering their careers or meeting that special person simply by making a commitment to enhance their dental appearance. If you are concerned about your appearance, particularly your dental appearance, we urge you to make an appointment to discuss how we can improve your image.

County Dental encourages you to keep your routine dental cleanings every six months to prevent excess plaque and tartar build up.

Periodontal or gum disease is an infection of the supporting tissues and bone that hold your teeth in place. The condition affects mainly adults in their 30s and 40s.

The risk of periodontal disease, also known as gum disease, can be reduced by eating a balanced diet and by maintaining a healthy immune system. A healthy body aids in resisting oral and dental infections.

Try to keep the consumption of sugar low, especially the kinds that stick to your teeth. Children sleeping with a baby bottle in their mouth increase the risk of tooth decay. Sensible eating habits and a balanced diet, regular and efficient tooth brushing with fluoride toothpaste and flossing, coupled with regular medical and dental checkups will reduce dental disease. Our dentists can also assist you in your effort to prevent dental decay.

In addition to dental crowns, dental bonding can improve the appearance of stained, broken, worn, crooked, or malformed teeth. Bonding can be used to quickly and easily change the shape and/or color of a single tooth or many. Simply explained, bonding involves placing a thin coating of plastic film on the front surface of teeth. Then a thin, putty- like bonding material is applied to the surface of the teeth and is sculpted, shaped, and color-matched to the patient’s teeth. After the new surface is smoothed out and completely polished, a high intensity light is used to help the bonding harden.

An X-ray is a type of energy that passes through soft tissues and is absorbed by dense tissue.

The causes for the discoloration of teeth are many. Fortunately, most discolorations can be removed through an in-office teeth whitening procedure.

One of the first things we notice when meeting someone for the first time is their teeth; the whiter they are the greater the impact on us. As a result we all receive a subliminal message about white teeth. If you have thought about whitening your teeth, we can help you to achieve this goal. We have teeth bleaching options that can give you that whiter and brighter smile that you crave at a reasonable cost to you so that you can make a visual impact on others. In addition, we can also use porcelain veneers to cover the front surface of deeply stained teeth that may not respond well to teeth bleaching efforts. Whiter and brighter teeth are also one of the many benefits of regular dental checkups. Don’t hesitate to call us and to make an appointment today!

A crown can make your tooth stronger and improve its appearance. A crown can help strengthen a tooth with a large filling when there isn’t enough tooth remaining to hold the filling.

The three types of sleep apnea are obstructive sleep apnea, central sleep apnea and complex sleep apnea.

Halitosis is better known as bad breath. We are not talking about bad breath caused by eating highly flavored or seasoned foods. Bad breath is mainly caused by a bacterial infection in the mouth, stomach, lungs, and sinuses, as well as tooth decay. For most, mouthwashes and thorough tooth brushing will not eliminate the problem because the problem goes much deeper. Additionally, one of the first signs of gum problems is halitosis. If treated properly by a dentist the gum problem may be controlled and the bad breath will decrease.

Halitosis is not limited to patients with natural teeth. Even individuals with dentures complain about it. Improper cleaning of dentures or bridgework, dental decay, as well as dry mouth can contribute to bad breath. Regular dental checkups and effective cleaning of teeth, dentures or bridgework can prevent bad breath.