You work hard to keep your teeth healthy and strong. Unfortunately, sometimes life throws you a curve ball, and you end up with a chipped tooth. Whether it’s due to some sort of trauma, such as an accident or fall, or whether you just bit into something the wrong way,
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Dental veneers are a wonderful way of transforming your smile and fixing damaged, gapped, discolored, or crooked teeth. Unfortunately, sometimes a dental veneer—much like the tooth that it is covering—can be damaged or chipped due to the rigors of biting and chewing. When this happens, we are here to help
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If you are suffering from pain in your tooth or gum, the cause may not always be as readily apparent as you may think. At Holman Family Dentistry, we perform a thorough inspection to determine what may be causing any pain—or, what condition may be present that has not yet caused
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The term ‘oral screening’ refers to the act of looking for oral cancer before a patient shows any noticeable symptoms. Finding cancer during the early stages makes treatment easier and more effective and thus oral cancer screenings are a very important part of your oral hygiene. Scientists are still trying
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We are all very well aware of how important it is to brush your teeth at least two times each day, plus flossing and using mouthwash, but why are all of those steps necessary? Doesn’t brushing your teeth do enough to avoid some of those steps, at least some of
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Is there something about your smile that is just not as nice as it could be? Maybe your teeth are not lined up perfectly, or are stained more than you feel comfortable showing off? If you have an issue that keeps you from sharing your amazing smile with the rest
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It can take a lot of courage to make the decision to have your teeth restored, especially if that decision has been long overdue. But hold your horses for a moment – you may need to have your teeth straightened before undergoing any major restorative dental work. Whether you need
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Food is almost always to blame for the problems that affect our teeth. Too much sugar, too many starches, and heavy grains pull minerals from the body that are vital to dental health without replacing them, and sugars are largely responsible for the plaque that builds up on teeth and
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The fall and winter season are upon us, which means a higher rate of illnesses. According to the CDC, the last few months of the year are considered “flu season.” This could mean a variety of things for you this year – some years there are new strains of the
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Sometimes there are reasons to remove your wisdom teeth, even if they do not hurt. You might find that you come in for a checkup and it is recommended that your wisdom teeth be removed. You will probably wonder why, since you did not even know they were there –
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