A healthy smile starts with healthy gums. While many people focus on keeping their teeth white and clean, the gums play an equally important role in their oral and overall health. At Today’s Dental Comfort, we help patients protect their gums with personalized care, preventive guidance, and early intervention—so small issues don’t turn into bigger ones.
We’re proud to share some exciting news. Our team was recently nominated by Crest and Oral-B as part of their Closing America’s Smile Gap campaign. This national initiative highlights dental professionals who are going above and beyond to improve access to care for children and families. This nomination means a lot to us. It reflects the heart of the work we do every day and the people we do it for.
When we think about the side effects of medications, we usually focus on things like drowsiness or nausea. Many people don’t realize that medicines and supplements—including common over-the-counter ones—can affect your teeth and gums. At Today’s Dental Comfort in Burton, MI, we help patients understand how their medications impact their oral health. From vitamins to prescriptions, it’s important to keep your dental team in the loop about everything you’re taking.
The flowers are blooming, the weather is gorgeous, and it seems like everyone is planning for a wedding, graduation, or vacation. If you’re getting ready to celebrate, now is the perfect time to ensure your smile looks its best. Whether you want to erase stains, fix minor imperfections, or replace a missing tooth, a simple treatment could give you the confidence to smile bigger in every photo. Keep reading to see how we can help you achieve a look you’ll love.
Few things are more frustrating than a tooth that doesn’t feel right. Maybe it’s sore when you chew, more sensitive than it used to be, or showing cracks that weren’t there before. When a tooth is weak, ignoring it can lead to bigger problems—but that doesn’t mean you need to have it removed. A dental crown protects and restores your tooth, keeping your smile strong and healthy for years.
It can happen in an instant! One bite into something hard, an accidental bump and, suddenly, you’ve got a chipped or cracked tooth. Maybe it’s small, but every time you look in the mirror, it’s all you can see. It may also make you self-conscious when you smile, wondering if others notice it too. The good news? Fixing it is easier than you think. Keep reading to learn about a simple, effective treatment that patients love.
If you’re missing a tooth, you know it’s more than just a gap in your smile. It can make eating certain foods tricky, change how you speak, and even affect your confidence. The good news? You don’t have to settle for discomfort or temporary fixes.
This April, we’re coming together to support families in Genesee County by participating in the Flint Diaper Bank’s annual Diaper Drive. From April 1 through April 30, we’ll be accepting diaper donations in our office to help provide this essential necessity to parents who need it most.
What if your next dental visit left you feeling confident, cared for, and amazed by the results? At Today’s Dental Comfort in Burton, MI, modern technological advancements are transforming every aspect of dental care. These tools not only improve diagnostics and treatments but also create a smoother, more efficient patient experience. From state-of-the-art imaging to innovative procedures like dental implants, these advancements are helping us redefine how patients achieve and maintain healthier smiles.
Winter brings chilly weather, festive treats, and cozy moments—but it can also present unique challenges for dental health. From tooth sensitivity to dry mouth, the colder months make it especially important to follow simple tips that improve your comfort and keep your smile healthy.
Missing teeth can affect more than your smile—they can also make everyday tasks like eating and speaking a challenge. If you’ve been struggling with these issues, dentures could be the solution you’re looking for. At Today’s Dental Comfort in Burton, MI, we help patients rediscover the confidence and functionality that comes with a complete, healthy smile.
The new year is here, and with it comes the promise of fresh starts and new goals. It’s a time when many of us resolve to improve our health, be more active, or embrace better habits. But what if your resolution this year was simpler—and more impactful—than you expected?
The holiday season is in full swing, and soon enough, we’ll welcome a new year. With gatherings, photos, and celebrations filling the calendar, you might feel like your smile isn’t as white as it could be. Wouldn’t it be nice to greet 2025 with a brighter, whiter smile? At Today’s Dental Comfort in Burton, MI, we offer convenient at-home teeth whitening solutions that fit easily into your schedule so you can feel confident heading into the new year.
A cracked, damaged, or missing tooth can happen for many reasons, including an injury, decay, or wear over time. And while these issues can certainly impact the appearance of your smile, the problems often go much deeper, as missing or damaged teeth can make it difficult to chew, affect your speech, and even cause the surrounding teeth to shift out of place. Fortunately, we offer several effective options to restore the function and beauty of your smile. Keep reading to learn which option might be the best fit for your needs.
We are passionate about our patients maintaining regular hygiene exams and scheduling any recommended treatments in a timely manner. However, some of the patients we see don’t always have the best habits, which can negatively affect their oral health. Some patients experience immediate problems, while others may encounter issues down the road. We want to share some common bad habits that can harm your oral health.
When patients of all ages visit our office for a routine hygiene examination and cleaning, one of the first questions we are usually asked is if we detect any cavities. If you are unfamiliar, a cavity in the tooth is when decay wears away at the enamel of the tooth. Wouldn’t it be amazing if there was a way to help prevent tooth decay from developing in both our adult and child patients? We are excited to share that there is a very common and simple treatment that is used to help this problem. Read on to learn more.
