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At Noble Oaks Dentistry, we are passionate about helping our patients have the best oral health. There are two common ways this can be achieved:
The first is to visit our office for an oral hygiene examination and cleaning every four to six months.
The second is to care for and clean your teeth properly between visits.
Experiencing tooth loss and severe dental issues can bring about a mix of emotions. Along with the emotional impact, it can be overwhelming to determine the next steps to restore your oral health. We encourage our patients to meet with us to discuss their tooth replacement options. Replacing damaged or missing teeth promptly is essential for maintaining your oral health. Keep reading to learn more.
It is our goal for all of our patients to have optimal oral health. Unfortunately, that is not always the case. However, there are certain things you can do to improve your current and future oral health. The best way to accomplish this is with preventative dental care.
Do you floss your teeth every day? We know some of our patients do not floss daily, as we recommend. Did you know that we can tell you how often you floss during your routine appointments? Plaque buildup on and between your teeth is a great indication of your flossing habits. Read on to learn more about the problems you may experience if you do not floss daily.
As we age, there are fewer and fewer life events that bring true joy. One that is always exciting is welcoming a new baby into the family. Are you or a loved one pregnant or planning to become pregnant in the near future? While pregnancy is an exciting time of preparation and planning and many doctor’s appointments, it is extremely important that you continue to make your oral health a priority. You may be surprised to learn that pregnancy can negatively affect your oral health. Hormonal changes in your body can lead to tooth decay and gum disease. Here are some helpful tips for each stage of pregnancy to ensure lasting oral health before, during, and after.
We are passionate about our patients’ oral health as well as their overall health. Certain conditions can affect both, including TMD, also commonly referred to as TMJ, or temporomandibular joint disorder. TMD affects millions of people and often remains undiagnosed because it is easy to mistake for another medical condition. Once a patient receives a diagnosis, it is extremely important they seek treatment and follow through with treatment recommendations. Read on to learn more about the importance of receiving treatment for TMD and how not doing so can affect your quality of life.
Do you avoid extremely hot or cold foods and drinks because they cause tooth sensitivity? While tooth sensitivity is not uncommon, sudden or recurring sensitivity can indicate a problem with your oral health. Tooth sensitivity can indicate issues such as worn tooth enamel, gum disease, cracked teeth, receding gums, and more.
We hope you are having an amazing summer and doing all the things you love! Want to know what our patients don’t love? A dental emergency. Unfortunately, an emergency can occur anytime, usually when you are least prepared. We want to share more information about dental emergencies so you know what to do should you or your loved one experience a problem in the future. Read on to learn more.
Do you and your loved ones have a trip planned this summer? This time of year is one of the most popular for travel. Vacations are always fun, but it is important to remember to continue to care for your oral health. You may be surprised to learn how quickly problems with oral health can develop. We want to share some oral health tips before your next trip:
Are you unhappy with your smile and looking to make a change? We can offer our patients a number of cosmetic dentistry treatments to bring about the changes they would like to see. Cosmetic dentistry can improve teeth that are severely stained, discolored, worn, chipped, broken, misshapen, or have gaps between them. If you have an upcoming event or would simply like to change your smile, we can help! Read on to learn more about cosmetic dentistry and the treatments we offer.
