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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Tooth replacement options have come a long way, and dental implants are a solid solution. At Drs of Smiles in Mesa, Arizona, Dr. Glenn LeSueur combines clinical training from the Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies with a strong commitment to your care. As a graduate of USC’s School of Dentistry and a Mesa native, he uses the latest techniques
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Tooth sensitivity can turn a simple meal into a painful experience. If you’ve ever felt a sudden sting when drinking something cold or biting into something sweet, your diet could actually be playing a role. At Drs of Smiles in Mesa, Arizona, Dr. Glenn LeSueur helps patients pinpoint the causes of their sensitivity. Dr. LeSueur is a
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Gum disease isn’t always painful, but it can cause serious damage if left untreated. Many people don’t realize that it’s a leading cause of tooth loss in adults. At Drs of Smiles in Mesa, Arizona, Dr. Glenn LeSueur regularly treats gum issues before they turn into something more serious. Learning what puts your teeth at risk can help you make
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Strong teeth start with smart habits, and that includes what goes on your plate. Certain foods can help protect enamel, reduce acid, and keep your mouth cleaner between brushings. Dr. Glenn LeSueur at Drs of Smiles regularly talks with patients in Mesa, Arizona, about how food choices affect their dental health. These are some of the top foods he recommends. 1.
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Kids can be great at brushing their teeth, but even the most careful brushers can miss spots, especially in the grooves of their back molars. Dental sealants help keep food and bacteria out of the tiny crevices that are hardest to clean. Dr. Glenn LeSueur has years of experience working with children and families at Drs of Smiles in Mesa, Arizona. As
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Some people show a little more gum when they smile, and while that’s perfectly natural, it can sometimes affect how balanced the smile looks. The good news is that there’s an easy fix. Dr. Glenn LeSueur, one of the few Phoenix-area dentists trained at the Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies, offers gum recontouring at Drs of
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It’s easy to miss the signs of nighttime teeth grinding. You might wake up with a sore jaw or a dull headache and brush it off. Maybe your teeth feel a little sensitive, or your partner mentions a strange sound while you sleep. These can all be signs of a condition called bruxism, and if you don’t seek
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Dental anxiety is real, and at Drs of Smiles, we won’t brush off your feelings. Dr. Glenn LeSueur was trained at the Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies. He and his dental team have created a space that puts your comfort first. NuCalm is available during your visit if you tend to feel uneasy in the chair but want
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Today’s dental treatments offer several excellent options for restoring damaged or missing teeth. Crowns, bridges, and implants are commonly recommended, but they work in very different ways. Dr. Glenn LeSueur, LVIF, can help you better understand these solutions. With advanced training from the Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies, he brings both clinical and cosmetic insight to every
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