Protect Your Teeth With This Simple Treatment

General Dentistry, Today's Dental Comfort

Do you feel that you have good oral hygiene habits and still suffer from tooth decay? We know that it can be very frustrating to experience, but please know that you are not alone. According to the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, more than 92% of adults have cavities in their permanent teeth. There are many factors that can lead to tooth decay, such as sweets, frequent snacking, lack of oral care, medications, aging, and family history. There is a treatment we offer that can assist in maintaining your oral health and fending off pesky cavities. The biggest benefit is that it is available for children as well as adults. Continue reading to learn more about this simple treatment.

Meet a Long-Time Valued Team Member – Mary

Team, Today's Dental Comfort

At Today’s Dental Comfort, we are proud to offer quality dental care to you and your family. We strive to offer a dental experience you can trust and greatly care about your smile and oral health. We provide dentistry that exceeds standards and is delivered by our exceptionally caring and friendly team. We wanted to take some time this month to help you learn a little more about one of our dedicated dental assistants, Mary.

Teenagers and Dental Health

General Dentistry, Pediatric Dentistry, Today's Dental Comfort

Do you have a teenager in your life that you care for? If the answer is yes, then give yourself a pat on the back because you are dealing with one of the most difficult age brackets in a young person’s life. While every age has its unique challenges, teenagers begin to test the waters of adulthood and the boundaries. As we were all teenagers at one point, we can relate to the challenges of dealing with the first crush, mood swings, and finding your own identity. Along with all of these changes, teenagers are also now caring for their own hygiene, including their oral health. We want to share some helpful tips to ensure that your teen is properly managing their dental habits. Continue reading to learn more.

Are Dental Implants the Right Tooth Replacement Choice?

Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Implants, Today's Dental Comfort

Have you recently had a tooth extracted and are trying to figure out the best tooth replacement method for your lifestyle? Or maybe you are tired of dealing with problem after problem with your teeth or dentures and are looking for a permanent fix. No matter what issue you are dealing with, dental implants are a wonderful solution to many dental problems.

Is Stress Affecting Your Oral Health?

General Dentistry, Today's Dental Comfort

This past year has been difficult for all of us. We have been living in a way that is strange and uncomfortable, whether your job has switched to being fully virtual, your children are now learning virtually, or you have had to figure out a work-life balance while being stuck at home. No matter what your situation, we know it hasn’t been easy. People who have never experienced stress or anxiety are feeling it for the first time. Without even speaking to our patients, we can often tell their stress level just by looking in their mouths. Are you interested to see how we can tell if you are experiencing stress or anxious feelings? Continue reading to find out.

I Need A Tooth Extracted. Now What?

General Dentistry, Today's Dental Comfort

The start of a new year is the perfect opportunity to evaluate your oral health and move forward in a positive direction. If during your last examination you were warned about severe decay in a tooth, ignored the treatment plan, and then proceeded to overindulge in sweet treats over the past holiday season, not being very diligent about brushing and cleaning the tooth, there is a good chance that you might need that tooth extracted.

No Need to Panic: Solutions for Cracked Teeth

Patient Education, Today's Dental Comfort

The dental enamel on the outside of your teeth is the strongest substance in your body. That being said, even the mighty can fall, and it is not uncommon for our teeth to get cracks from time to time. The culprit could be anything from chewing on a piece of hard candy, chomping away at a piece of ice, or even taking a tumble and banging your mouth during the fall. If you realize that you may have a cracked tooth, it is important not to panic.