A dental emergency could mean everything from an aching tooth to an injury to the teeth and gums. Without care, these injuries could open the door to serious complications, including decay and even infected teeth. In today’s blog, your Omaha, NE, dentist discusses what to do following a dental emergency to ease discomfort, and why seeing us as soon as possible is vital.
Dental implants have been around for several decades now, but for many patients, the idea of replacing their lost teeth roots still doesn’t seem routine. They may already be used to wearing a more traditional dental bridge or denture, or know who someone who is, and the idea of upgrading it with dental implants can seem like a novel one. At our Omaha, NE, dental office, our goal is to help patients enjoy the most lifelike options for restoring their smiles. In many cases, that includes replacing the roots of their lost teeth as well as their visible parts, and that can only be accomplished with the help of dental implants. (more…)
Have you ever heard of wisdom teeth? Sometimes referred to a third molars, these teeth arrive in our late teens and early adulthood. For some, they may not pose a risk. But for many people, these teeth could mean the onset of misalignment, painful impaction, and other complications. In order to protect smiles in Omaha, NE, from wisdom teeth, we may recommend extraction.
A dental infection means much more than just a toothache. Over time, an infected tooth could lead to the spread of infection or even the loss of the tooth completely. In order to preserve smiles in Omaha, NE, and prevent tooth loss, we may suggest a restorative treatment known as a root canal. When should one consider this endodontic solution?
In the next couple of weeks, children across the country will be returning to school. As parents, this means you’ll be struggling to find time to purchase supplies, register your little ones, and pick up new clothes. During this hectic time, we want to remind Omaha, NE, parents not to forget about their children’s smiles! Find out why we always recommend a back-to-school checkup and cleaning.
Crowns, whether full or partial, offer a durable and natural-looking means of repairing smiles and addressing oral health concerns. In today’s blog, we’re going to look at how we create and place a custom-made crown, and what benefits they offer for our Omaha, NE, patients. With proper care and maintenance, we can help you enjoy a restoration that lasts for decades!
A cavity means your tooth could begin to ache, and the risk of an infection and abscess increases over time. In order to treat your tooth and prevent serious complications, we may repair your smile with a tooth-colored filling. Find out how your Omaha, NE, dentist repairs cavities and returns smiles to optimal health function, and beauty.
If you suffer from crooked or crowded teeth, then you may feel little confidence in your smile. However, you may also be nervous about addressing poor alignment, as metal braces could impact your appearance. But what if we could offer our Omaha, NE, patients clear braces using the Invisalign® and ClearCorrect systems?
The goals you have for your oral health, your smile’s appearance, and your overall dental treatment are different than everyone else’s. That’s why no cosmetic dental treatment is a one-size-fits-all solution. However, at our Omaha, NE, dental office, we can design your treatment to address all of your concerns in as minimally invasive a manner as possible. For example, with one or more custom-designed porcelain veneers, we can help you dramatically improve your smile by correcting multiple tooth blemishes at once. (more…)
In our last blog, we discussed how teeth whitening can remove stains from your smile. But what if you have unsightly cracks or chips in your teeth? For Omaha, NE, patients in need for more substantial cosmetic repair, we can transform smiles in one visit with bonding and contouring. What should you expect from this procedure, and how lifelike will the results be?
Do you frequently experience symptoms like headaches, tooth sensitivity, and trouble sleeping? On their own, these symptoms may not feel like a significant problem, but combined with other signs, these…
2024 is coming to a close, and that means that it’s time to take full advantage of your dental insurance benefits. These don’t roll over into the new year, meaning…
You use your smile each and every day. And if you are struggling with missing teeth, then you could feel it every time you interact with another person. Others notice…
Recent Comments