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What to Expect With a Tooth Extraction
Most people don’t look forward to visiting their dentists. In fact, a lot of people have a deep-rooted fear of visiting the dentist, which stems from the uncertainty of what they might hear. Paired with the noisy tools and sharp objects that dentists use, it’s no wonder why people have an uneasiness around dental care professionals. However, much of that…
Continue readingUnderstanding Sensitive Teeth
Have you ever felt a sharp twinge of pain while eating something hot or cold? What about sweet or sour? If so, you may have sensitive gums or teeth. Believe it or not, sensitive teeth problems are very common. In fact, many Americans go about their daily lives with tooth sensitivity. The good news is that you don’t have to.…
Continue readingCavity Prevention Advice for Everyone
Busy schedules can make it difficult for you to make time for regular dental hygiene like brushing and flossing. These tasks, however, are absolutely essential to help you keep your teeth healthy and to prevent cavities. Taking the time to brush your teeth at least twice each day and flossing daily will help you to prevent tooth decay and cavities…
Continue readingReasons and Remedies for Tooth Discoloration
Dark and discolored teeth can negatively impact your sense of confidence. Find out what you can do to make your smile whiter and improve your self-esteem. What Leads to Cases of Discolored Teeth? There are many different causes of stained and discolored teeth. Some of these causes are completely within your control, while others happen due to natural causes. The…
Continue readingWhy Flossing Is A Must, Not A Maybe
Although brushing and flossing are probably at the bottom of your list of exciting things to do, they’re essential to the health of your teeth and gums as well as your overall health. For years, we were told to brush twice daily for good dental health, but that’s not enough. You also need to floss when you brush. At a…
Continue readingCauses of Bleeding Gums and Gum Disease
Most of us are aware of the importance of brushing and flossing and maintaining our pearly whites in the best condition possible. However, most people don’t realize just how serious gum disease – also called gingivitis – can be and how damaging it can be to our physical health as well as our oral health. The best way to prevent…
Continue readingBrush Up on the Benefits of Brushing
As an adult, you’ve been brushing your teeth for years. You may believe you’re doing it right, but it’s easy to fall into bad habits. You’re rushed in the morning and may cut corners sometimes; we all do it. You just want to get rid of your morning breath before going to work. Your future dental health is probably the…
Continue readingInvisalign: Frequently Asked Questions
A beautiful smile can enhance your appearance immeasurably. But what if your smile isn’t so great? If you have crooked teeth or other issues that make you hesitant to smile, then the Invisalign aligner trays can gently and discreetly reshape your smile into the perfect alignment. Since the trays are clear, no one will know that you’re wearing braces. Many…
Continue readingThe Ten Most Common Signs of Sleep Apnea
More than 22 million Americans are afflicted with sleep apnea, which is a disorder that interrupts breathing when the individual is asleep. When left untreated, sleep apnea can cause several physical problems. However, if you know the signs and symptoms of the disorder, you’ll be able to seek treatment. What Are the Types of Sleep Apnea? There are several types…
Continue readingAre Cracked Teeth on the Rise?
An article published in The New York Times in recent months indicates that dentists are seeing many more patients with symptoms most commonly associated with bruxism. Some of these symptoms include headaches, migraines and damage to teeth that requires the help of a professional dental team to address effectively. At College Park Dental, we offer practical solutions to help you and your…
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