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How Do Cavities Form?

January 27th, 2012

There are many lifestyle habits that can contribute to the formation of dental cavities. Seeing our dentist serving Washington Park twice per year for a professional cleaning and exam is a start to keeping you as cavity free as possible.

What is a cavity? A cavity is the more common term for dental caries (holes in the tooth) or tooth decay. A cavity can affect anyone who has teeth, young or old. A cavity can form when foods containing sugar or starch are left on the teeth. Everyone has bacteria in their mouth, and some of the bacteria coupled with… more…



What is TMJ Disorder?

January 16th, 2012

dentist Capitol Hill COTMJ disorder is a generic term that refers to many of the problems associated with the temporomandibular joint. Our dentist serving Capitol Hill CO can discuss the symptoms and remedies recommended for those who suffer from TMJ disorder.

The temporomandibular joint is located just above your jaw in front of your ear. There are two of these joints, one on each side, and they are designed to work together to allow us to chew, speak, yawn …. virtually anything that is related to tasks involving our mouth or jaw.

This joint is a very complex part of the body.… more…



Treatment options to close spaces between teeth

January 2nd, 2012

You only get one chance to make a first impression. If you feel self-conscious about your smile due to the gaps between your teeth, a consultation with our cosmetic dentist to discuss veneers in Denver can provide you with a solution.

There was a time when the options to deal with spaces between teeth involved lengthy treatment at the orthodontist office or cosmetic work that was available only to the wealthy. Times have changed, and the answer to close those gaps is available and affordable with dental veneers. 

Dental veneers are thin shell like coverings made from porcelain or composite… more…



What is Root Planing and Scaling?

December 26th, 2011

dental office DenverRegular care of your teeth, including everyday brushing and flossing, as well as twice-yearly dental appointments, can keep your teeth healthy and also keep gum disease from developing. If gum disease does take hold, however, there are several ways in which your dentist can treat it. One of these methods is through planing and scaling. If you need treatment for gum disease, our dental office in Denver CO can provide you the necessary care needed.

What Causes Gum Disease?

Gum disease occurs when infection develops in the gums. It begins as gingivitis, an inflammation of the gingival tissue. If… more…



Maintaining Healthy Teeth and Gums Through the Retirement Years

December 15th, 2011

Losing your teeth is not inevitable with age. With proper care, you can keep your natural teeth well into your retirement years. Skilled dentistry at our Denver CO office can also help you ensure that you keep your teeth.

Caring for Your Teeth as You Age

As you get older, it remains important to brush and floss your teeth regularly. Regular visits to your dentist are also vital to ensure your teeth and gums are in the best possible health. Aging can lead to a less efficient immune system, which means that gum disease could progress more rapidly. In addition,… more…



Benefits of Digital X-Rays

December 5th, 2011

dentist DenverDigital X-rays are a relatively new technology that adds new functionality to this mainstay of dental diagnostics. Digital X-rays offer several advantages over traditional X-rays, allowing your dentist in Denver to make a more thorough and more accurate analysis of your dental health.

How Digital X-Rays Work

With traditional X-rays, X-rays pass through the tissues to strike a piece of sensitive film, much like photographic film. The film must then be developed on-site in order to view the resulting pictures, which takes a few minutes. Film is then stored in your file at the dentist’s office. If specialists need… more…



Healthy Dental Habits to Follow

November 25th, 2011

Maintaining healthy dental habits is the best way to ensure that your teeth remain strong and healthy throughout your life. At our dental office in Denver, we help our patients follow a consistent, thorough and effective dental care plan to keep their smiles bright and perfect.

Taking Care of Your Teeth at Home

At-home care is vital for maintaining excellent oral hygiene and dental health. Brushing every day as well as daily flossing are the most effective ways to prevent decay and gum disease that can lead to tooth loss in the long term. Your dentist can help… more…



Causes of Xerostomia

November 15th, 2011

Xerostomia, also known as dry mouth, is an uncomfortable condition in which the mouth does not produce sufficient saliva. It can lead to a number of problems, from bad breath to increased tooth decay. Our dentist serving Downtown Denver CO treats dry mouth, and can help reduce the discomfort and other side effects associated with xerostomia.

What Causes Dry Mouth?

Dry mouth usually occurs as a symptom of another underlying problem. The most common cause of dry mouth, however, is as a side effect to certain medications. If you are experiencing dry mouth, you should consult with your dentist… more…



How is a tooth prepared for a dental crown?

November 4th, 2011

A dental crown is a cap, or cover, for a natural tooth in order to provide strength and stability for chewing and biting. These permanent restorations are generally made from strong noble metals with durable porcelain coatings. According to your particular needs, the crown may also be completely fabricated from porcelain or precious metals.

Crowns are typically useful in restoring teeth that are compromised due to large fillings, root canal treatments, traumatic fractures, or decay. If you believe that you could benefit from dental crowns in Denver CO, it is important to understand just how your dentist will prepare your… more…



Who Is a Candidate for Dental Implants?

October 28th, 2011

implant dentist DenverDental implants supply durable, natural-looking, permanent replacements for missing teeth. Almost anyone with missing teeth can benefit from implants, but certain conditions might make you a better candidate and make your implants more likely to be successful. If you are looking for an implant dentist in Denver, here are some facts about dental implants to consider:

Am I a Good Candidate for Implants?

When you consult with our implant dentistry team, they will ask questions pertaining to your overall health as well as your dental health. Some questions that might determine your candidacy for implants include:

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