J.B. Dental Blog

There are many misconceptions about root canals, one of which is that the procedure itself is quite painful. Luckily, this is not true. But it’s also believed that the only real way of knowing whether you need this type of procedure is if you’re experiencing immense pain. While this can be true, it is not the sole indicator, and it is why your local dentist is here to dispel this rumor and instead, share what else you should be mindful of that may indicate you need a root canal.

A smile. It’s what shows an old friend that you’re happy to see them. It’s what tells your significant other that you love their thoughtful gift. It’s what communicates to your colleagues that you’re happy to be there.

Despite being one of your most prominent and noticeable features, you may not know too much about your smile. Not to worry – you can start here! Read on to learn four important benefits of smiling.

Even though six-month dental checkups and cleanings are an essential part of any good oral hygiene regimen, many Americans continue to put off visiting their dentist. In fact, only 31% of patients go twice a year, which is recommended by the American Dental Association. So, if you’ve been putting off your biannual appointments, you’re not alone. Keep reading to learn four of the most common reasons why patients don’t visit their dentist.

As you contemplate the potential for clear aligners to straighten your smile, you may be wondering more and more about the Invisalign treatment process. Although it may sound simple enough, there are certain steps you must take to prepare yourself for this type of orthodontic care. To understand what you can expect, hear from a dentist in Westminster who can share the step-by-step process.

The cost of dentures varies from patient to patient, which is why the only way to know how much you can expect to spend on treatment is to schedule a consultation with your dentist. From the type of denture you need (full, partial, or implant) to the materials used and whether you require any preliminary treatment, you can expect to be thoroughly evaluated so you have a better understanding of your out-of-pocket responsibilities. Here are three factors you can expect your dentist to consider before moving forward with customized dentures.