sensitive teethYour Dentist
August 12, 2015

What you need to know about tooth sensitivity

Having sensitive teeth can mean everyday activities like drinking a cup of coffee or eating an ice cream can provide significant discomfort. It is quite a common occurrence caused by the erosion of tooth enamel. This exposes the sensitive dentin underneath. Around 40 million adults suffer at one time or another with tooth sensitivity. Fortunately, sensitive teeth is something Aesthetic…
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Dental HealthDental Implants
August 3, 2015

Teeth in a day FAQ

You may already have heard about a brand new treatment designed to make the dental implant procedure faster and easier than ever before. If you haven’t, the idea of “teeth in a day” is that you can arrive at Aesthetic Family Dentistry in the morning needing dental implants. You then leave at the end of the day with a complete…
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Dental CareYour Dentist
July 16, 2015

A brand new smile in 24 hours with teeth in a day!

Have you heard of “teeth in a day?” It’s a relatively new treatment that can provide a full set of new teeth in one visit. It’s a revolutionary dental treatment that is completely changing the way we are restoring dental implants. Missing teeth can have a significant physical and psychological effect. That is why we here at Aesthetic Family Dentistry…
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Oral Healthtooth decaytooth erosion
June 8, 2015

Dental Q&A: What is tooth erosion?

Today’s dental question and answer is about tooth erosion. It is a common situation in America that is exacerbated by high sugar diets, lifestyle choices and time. Fortunately, it’s also a very treatable condition that has no long lasting effects if caught and addressed early enough. Tooth, acid or dental erosion is the gradual reduction of tooth enamel caused by…
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FlossingGum diseaseOral Health
May 11, 2015

Preventing gum disease

We all get gum disease at some point in our lives. Fortunately, for most of us, it’s a temporary condition that is addressed by a proper oral health regiment or dental treatment. For others though, it’s a progressive condition that gradually gets worse. Gum disease begins with swollen or bleeding gums. It can also cause bad breath. Gum disease that…
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