Next week is Halloween! While we love watching scary movies and dressing up in costumes, we also know this time of year could lead to increased cavity risk! Even if your community isn’t trick or treating, you’re likely to still be consuming more candy than usual. In today’s blog, your Woodland Hills, CA, dentist will explain how to help prevent tooth decay.
Restoring Your Smile With A Filling
Cavities are no joke, and if left unattended, they can have some serious effects on your oral health. Fortunately, if they are spotted early on and taken care of in a timely manner, your smile can be restored and appear as good as new! While you may be practicing consistent routine care at home as well as following up with your dentist for regular check-ups and examinations, cavities can still form, and it is crucial you come in to learn about your restorative dental options sooner rather than later. At Woodland Hills Dental Arts in Woodland Hills, California, our team can help you achieve the smile you deserve while ensuring its health with a natural-looking composite or dental ceramic filling.
How Long Until I Love My Smile?
They say good things come to those who wait, but having a smile you are proud of might not take as along as you imagine. The end of the year is in sight, and depending on your situation, you could be enjoying a cosmetic smile enhancement well before the end of the year. Your Woodland Hills, CA cosmetic dentist has helpful solutions to update, enhance or even makeover your smile. (more…)
Using Digital X-Rays For Your Dental Exams
How often do you see your Woodland Hills, CA, dentist for a checkup? To enjoy optimal oral health, and your brightest smile, you need to see us about once every six months for an exam and cleaning. To offer a more accurate diagnosis we employ digital x-ray technology as part of these visits. In today’s blog, we’re going to talk about checkups and digital x-ray technology!
Stronger Smiles With Better Homecare Routines
While office visits are very important, to keep your smile bright and healthy you also need to care for your teeth and gums at home. However, infrequent care, or improper brushing and flossing habits, could mean your smile is at risk of developing tooth decay or even gum disease. In today’s blog, your Woodland Hills, CA, dentist will look at how to properly care for your smile!
Lifelike Repair With Biomimetic Dentistry
When we talk about biomimetic dentistry, we mean treatment options designed to not only address the function and health of your smile, but to also improve smile beauty by blending with the rest of your teeth. In today’s blog, your Woodland Hills, CA, dentist will explain how our lifelike inlays, onlays, crowns, and more help restore your smile!
Prepping Your Smile For Dental Implants
Dental implants are biocompatible posts made from titanium that we insert into the jawbone. They bond with the bone tissue and act as a new root, supporting your new smile, whether you have one lost tooth or several. But how does your Woodland Hills, CA, dentist prepare your smile to receive these new roots? What factors do we consider when assessing a patient’s candidacy?
What Type Of Dental Implant Does Your Smile Need?
When a patient comes to us with a loose or missing tooth, we may prescribe dental implants to replace the lost teeth and protect smiles from facial collapse and other complications. But what kind of dental implant will your smile need? In today’s blog, your Woodland Hills, CA, dentist will look at the different types we offer!
Placing Your Dental Implants Using Advanced Technology
When we lose one or more of our teeth, this causes our oral health to suffer and could even impact our facial structure. To address missing teeth, and ensure your replacement option looks natural, we often opt for dental implants. In order to place them and ensure your new teeth absorbs daily bite forces, your Woodland Hills, CA, dentist may use digital technology!
Important Changes To Our Health And Safety Routines
Routine checkups and cleanings help prevent the onset of serious complications and oral health issues, including tooth decay and even gum disease! However, your Woodland Hills, CA, dentist knows that many in our community have been avoiding these visits out of concern about COVID-19. We understand, and made significant changes to our health and safety measures to protect our patients when they visit!