We can spot the early warning signs of stress-related dental problems before they become severe. During an examination, we can detect worn tooth enamel, small fractures, gum recession, jaw tension, or bite changes caused by grinding and clenching.
If you suddenly experience tooth sensitivity, everyday activities like drinking cold water or enjoying hot coffee can be painful. Occasional sensitivity may seem like a minor issue, but it can sometimes point to more serious oral health care issues that you should not ignore. Understanding the causes of tooth sensitivity can help you understand when to seek professional care.
Time, as every busy person knows, is our most valuable asset and the one we never have enough of. Your time matters, and we know that, we understand that, and we want to put your time to the best use possible when you come to us for dental treatment. At Gable Exceptional Dentistry, we make the most of CEREC® technology, allowing us to provide complete restorations in a one-day treatment and eliminating the need for temporary restorations.
Our goal is to ensure that you receive the care you need to maintain a healthy, beautiful smile, focusing on oral health that will support your overall well-being and health. Make the most of true concierge dental services by scheduling regular check-ups and cleanings. Continue reading to learn more.
This video will change how you think about orthodontic treatment. Seeing a real patient talk about their experience makes success a real possibility. The patient in this video talks about comfort, convenience, and progress with Invisalign®.
Mouth ulcers often appear at the most inconvenient times. They make eating uncomfortable, and brushing your teeth can be painful. Most of the time, you’re told to wait it out for a week or two as the ulcer heals. We offer a fast, gentle way to reduce pain and help mouth ulcers heal more quickly, without the need for numbing or injections. Keep reading to learn more.
The majority of people believe that if something is wrong with a tooth, then it should hurt. This belief is understandable because it makes logical sense that pain should warn us of potential problems. However, this is not how it really works. A cavity may start and continue to grow without any pain. When a cavity is first diagnosed, it usually has no symptoms. That is exactly the problem.
When you notice your gums pulling back, your first reaction is quite often guilt. You assume maybe you’re brushing too aggressively or you picked the wrong toothbrush. While brushing technique can contribute in some cases, it is rarely the full story. Gum recession is often a sign of pressure, not polish. The forces created by your bite, especially during grinding or clenching, can slowly push the gum tissue away from the tooth. What appears to be a hygiene issue may actually be a structural one.
For years, wisdom teeth have taken the blame for changes in our smiles. Many people grow up hearing that when wisdom teeth come in, they push the rest of the teeth forward, resulting in crowding or shifting that seems to appear overnight. It’s a logical explanation, which is why it has stuck around for so long.
When it comes to healthcare, the mouth is considered separately from the rest of the body, yet we see every day how closely connected it is to everything else. Your mouth plays an active role in supporting overall wellness, often reflecting what’s happening elsewhere in the body. When you treat oral care as part of your overall wellness routine, the benefits reach beyond your smile. Read on to learn more.