If you eat more candy than usual, say, around Halloween time, this could lead to a higher risk of tooth decay, whether you’re a kid or a grownup. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t still enjoy your Halloween fun! In today’s blog, your Omaha, NE, dentist will explain what you can do to avoid cavities and protect your smile.
Whether you have developed a cavity from excessive sweets, poor dental care, or even simply from not attending routine check-ups, it is crucial that they are managed and attended to before they progress. Cavities are holes that develop in or on a tooth when it has been exposed to harmful oral bacteria that eats away at your tooth. If left unchecked, the cavity can get bigger as more harmful bacteria develop and wear down your tooth, and can ultimately lead to bigger problems such as plaque formation, tooth decay, and even total tooth loss. Our team at Pacific Hills Dental in Omaha, Nebraska can help.
Our team wants to help patients in our community enjoy brighter smiles, so they feel proud to show off in pictures or when meeting someone new! Which is why we offer two very unique treatment options to break up and remove minor and severe discoloration. In today’s blog, your Omaha, NE, dentist will look at how we remove stains with teeth whitening!
Poor bite function means there are issues with how your smile fits together, and this strain could cause inflammation, wear and friction, discomfort, and the onset of serious oral health issues. Fortunately, your Omaha, NE, dentist knows how to help improve bite function with a custom oral appliance!
In our last blog, we explained how a checkup is great for smiles of all ages, from kids to adults. In today’s blog, we want to continue this theme and look at another essential procedure offered in the same visit: dental cleanings. A simple cleaning from your Omaha, NE, dentist is critical for protecting smiles of both kids and adults from issues like cavities and gum disease.
As a parent, you want to take care to keep your little one healthy and happy, and that includes their smile too! In today’s blog, your Omaha, NE, dentist explains when your child needs a routine checkup and cleaning visit, and discusses what to expect from these visits. We want to help children of all ages in our community enjoy their best possible smile!
When you take time to care for your smile each day, you help strengthen your teeth and gums, and hold off serious problems like cavities or even gum disease. However, to do so you need to brush and floss correctly! In today’s blog, your Omaha, NE, dentist will explain how to maintain better brushing and flossing habits.
As soon as your child’s first baby tooth arrives, tooth decay becomes a serious risk. However, your Omaha, NE, dentist knows how to take steps that help your child maintain stronger smiles and a lower risk of cavities. In today’s blog, we’re going to discuss how we help children of all ages stay free of tooth decay!
When you have serious discomfort, or damage, that impacts your teeth and gums, then you need to seek emergency treatment from your Omaha, NE, dentist. Otherwise, your chipped tooth could soon become an infected one, or even worse, a lost one. In today’s blog, we’re looking at when to see us, and how to respond to your dental emergency!
Many people have put off visiting our office out of concern for their safety. After all, movie theaters, restaurants, and other in-door areas are often recommended by experts to be avoided. But what about the dentist? Well, since your Omaha, NE, dentist has always followed strict health and safety protocols to keep the area clean, and we have undertaken new measures since the start of the pandemic, attending your checkups and cleanings are still a safe bet!
A dental infection could cause serious discomfort and without treatment, could lead to missing teeth too! But with a root canal procedure, our team has a safe and gentle way…
When a tooth sustains an injury or develops severe tooth decay, you may need a crown to avoid complications and restore the tooth. In the past, this meant multiple visits…
Finding out you need to have one of your teeth removed is not always the news you want to hear when you visit your dentist. However, in some cases this…
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