Patients who have a broken or chipped tooth that is causing them pain or embarrassment will want to speak to a professional in Mesa, AZ about their dental needs. Repairing a tooth that is fragile or extremely damaged may require the fabrication and placement of a dental crown. How dental crowns are used Dental crowns […]
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A healthy smile is important for many reasons. Taking care of the teeth and gums between routine dental visits can help in reducing one’s risk of developing tooth decay or periodontal disease. Other conditions and problems may arise over time, included diseased or infected teeth. When this problem occurs, patients are often best suited for
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Tooth sensitivity. Some patients experience sensitivity of the teeth due to cavities. However, others have thin enamel that can make it impossible to enjoy foods and beverages that are very hot or very cold. Tooth sensitivity caused by thin enamel can be address in various ways. The team of Drs of Smiles Gentle Family Dentistry
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If you’re experiencing a sensitive tooth, or have a toothache that is concerning, the team of Drs of Smiles in Mesa, AZ encourages you to book a consultation visit and initial evaluation. In many cases, these issues may be caused by areas of decay known as “cavities.” Cavities are holes that develop into the natural
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The American Association of Endodontics states that root canal therapy, or “endodontic therapy,” is a routine procedure that can be used to keep a tooth that is damaged or infective instead of removing it. The procedure is nothing for patients to be nervous about. Root canal therapy is not a procedure that is painful. Instead,
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Patients who have chipped, cracked, or yellowed teeth may be in a position to learn more about cosmetic dentistry solutions for the smile. Mesa, AZ patients who visit Drs of Smiles Gentle Family Dentistry to learn about restorative solutions may be told to consider porcelain veneers or composite bonding. But which one should you choose?
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Tooth erosion is a serious condition that is irreversible. When the natural tooth enamel is worn or eaten away from cavities, it can only be repaired, not restored. One of the most common causes of tooth erosion is acidic beverages and foods that over time impact the teeth. When tooth erosion becomes problematic, causing sensitivity
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When patients hear the words “root canal,” they immediately think of a dental procedure that is painful and should be avoided at all costs. However, this isn’t the case! Root canal treatment pain is a myth! In fact, root canal therapy is a procedure used by a dentist to relieve patients of pain, not create
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At Drs of Smiles Gentle Family Dentistry, patients in the area of Mesa, AZ have access to general, cosmetic, and restorative dentistry solutions. Additionally, our team of professionals also offer patients ways to enhance their smile, including Invisalign as an alternative to traditional braces. How does Invisalign work? Instead of having metal brackets glued to
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Did you know that Drs of Smiles Gentle Family Dentistry offers our Mesa, AZ patients a solution for enhancing their smile and improving the alignment of their teeth? With Invisalign clear aligner tray therapy, our dentists can help patients enjoy straighter smiles without having to undergo traditional orthodontic solutions. Many patients ask our dental team,
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