Gum disease is something most people associate with adults, but it can affect kids, too. Dr. Glenn LeSueur and his team at Drs of Smiles in Mesa, Arizona, help families recognize early signs of dental problems before they become serious. With the right care and habits, your child’s gums can stay healthy through every stage of growth. Dr. […]
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Visiting the dentist is about more than just cleanings and checkups. One of the most important parts of protecting your oral health is getting regular dental X-rays. X-rays help your dentist spot issues that aren’t visible during a normal exam. Without X-rays, many of these problems can go unnoticed until they become painful or harder to treat. At Drs
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Many people hear the words plaque and tartar but are not quite sure what makes them different. Plaque and tartar show up in everyone’s life at some point, but they don’t have to create long-term problems as long as you practice the right habits and keep up with routine dental care. Before becoming an LVI-trained dentist, Dr.
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Aging brings plenty of changes, and your smile is no exception. You might notice new sensitivity, shifting teeth, or gums that look a little different. The good news is that your smile can stay strong with the right dental services. At Drs of Smiles in Mesa, Arizona, Dr. Glenn LeSueur uses advanced training from the Las Vegas Institute for Advanced
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Sometimes a tooth sits a little too low under the gumline. This can make your smile look uneven and make it hard to place a crown. Dental crown lengthening is a simple procedure that reshapes the gum and bone around a tooth to expose more of its surface. At Drs of Smiles in Mesa, Arizona, Dr. Glenn LeSueur, LVIF,
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From sticky toffees to sparkling cider, many holiday favorites can quietly wear down enamel and feed cavity-causing bacteria. Constant snacking keeps your mouth acidic, which increases the risk of cavities. Even foods that seem harmless, like dried fruit or flavored coffee drinks, can create the perfect environment for plaque. Dr. Glenn LeSueur, LVIF, is known for
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When you’re missing a tooth, the surrounding teeth can shift and create more dental problems over time. Dental bridges are a way to solve that problem. Dr. Glenn LeSueur helps patients at Drs of Smiles in Mesa, Arizona, restore their smiles with custom bridges that look completely natural. His advanced training from the Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies allows him
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Healing from a tooth extraction can feel like a big deal, especially if you are not sure what to expect afterward. At Drs of Smiles in Mesa, Arizona, Dr. Glenn LeSueur and his team take pride in helping patients feel content throughout their recoveries. With advanced training from the Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental
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Halloween means costumes, pumpkins, and of course, plenty of candy. While sweets are part of the fun, not all treats have the same effect on your teeth. Dr. Glenn LeSueur, LVIF, is a qualified dentist at Drs of Smiles, with advanced training from the Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies. He helps families throughout Mesa, Arizona, choose Halloween
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Hearing the words “root canal” can cause a lot of worry, but the reality is actually much less intimidating than most people think. At Drs of Smiles in Mesa, Arizona, Dr. Glenn LeSueur, LVIF, uses his advanced training from the Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies to make the process straightforward. Knowing what happens during root canal
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