Blog – Leavitt Family and Cosmetic Dentistry

Dental Extractions and Dental Implants – Same Day Procedure?
Do you have a tooth that has become badly infected? How about a tooth that has already been extracted, or a failed root canal that needs to be extracted? Dental implants are one of the most popular options when you do have a missing tooth that needs to be replaced. Generally patients will undergo treatment […]
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The Importance of Caring for Your Teeth
Your teeth perform a number of important functions. As you eat solid food, you have to chew in order to mix it with saliva before swallowing. It is the work of teeth to chew food and break it into small digestible pieces. Teeth also give your face shape. They support your cheeks from collapsing into […]
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Common Causes of Tooth Sensitivity
Tooth sensitivity is uncomfortable and can often be painful. Learning the common causes of tooth sensitivity can help you minimize the impact that it has on your life. Tooth sensitivity can also indicate more serious issues with your teeth. If you are experiencing significant tooth sensitivity, you should see your dentist to ensure that your […]
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What is Dental Phobia?
Dental phobia is a common occurrence that affects many people. This can cause affected individuals to avoid seeing the dentist, which can impact their overall oral health. It is important to see your dentist regularly, because they will be able to thoroughly clean your teeth, as well as effectively remove plaque and tartar. Additionally, your […]
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5 Ways to Prevent Gum Disease
Gum disease is never a good thing. Prevention is always the best approach when it comes to your dental health. It is far easier to prevent issues from ever happening than it is to reverse them after they have already occurred. Here are 5 ways that you can prevent gum disease. 1. Brush Brushing is […]
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Whats the Difference Between Same Day Crowns and Traditional Crowns
When you have a tooth that is severely decayed, it may need a dental crowns. Dental crowns are used following root canals to cover the root of a tooth, keeping the root safe from decay. Many patients appreciate dental crowns and how they can complete a smile and hide some of those common problems like […]
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