Salt Run Family Dentistry Blog

Nothing is more exciting than waiting for the arrival of your little bundle of joy. You want to look and feel your best as you enter the next chapter in your life. If you’ve lost a tooth or two over the years, the last thing you want is gaps in your smile to be the focal point of family pictures. While dental implants are the next best thing to your real teeth, you might have to wait until after your delivery to complete your smile. Here’s what you need to know about getting dental implants during pregnancy.

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If your teeth have been injured or you feel severe discomfort in the mouth, then you should definitely see your dentist right away. They’ll be able to perform emergency dental treatment to get your smile back on track to good health. But what exactly happens after you step into the dental office? Keep reading to learn four things you can expect during an emergency dental visit.

Many people experience tooth sensitivity. Whether it just started for you, or you’ve been experiencing it for years, when should it call for an emergency trip to the dentist? The thing about tooth (or dental) sensitivity is that it can appear for a variety of reasons, some of which are signs of a larger underlying problem. Learn about the potential causes from a professional and how they can help you get relief.

Within cosmetic dentistry, veneers are one of the best dental services possible. They improve smiles efficiently and effectively for a wide range of patients. In fact, the benefits of porcelain veneers far outweigh their possible downsides. You’re almost certain to be better off post-procedure than you would be with damaged teeth. To prove it, here are three advantages to porcelain veneers that you should consider when deciding on treatment options.

Tooth pain is never fun to deal with. Whether it’s the result of an accident or an underlying oral health issue, a toothache is always a sign that something is wrong. Even so, not all forms of toothaches are urgent. So that you know when it’s time for you to visit your emergency dentist, here are five types of tooth pain that require urgent care.