Even though it’s the perfect month to scare others, you don’t want to scare them with your breath. If you’re suffering from chronic halitosis (bad breath), read our blog post for what you need to know about wrangling in the bad breath monster and taking back control of your smile!
Do you have gum disease? It is a common but serious dental issue, and the good thing is that it’s one that, if caught early, can be treated effectively. Read our blog post where we explore the various stages of gum disease so that you can understand what’s going on in your mouth.
If you’re dealing with jaw pain, you may start to hear the acronyms TMJ and TMD floating around quite a bit. The two are quite similar so it’s no surprise if you feel a little bit confused about what the difference is between them. Read our blog post where we clear things up!
If you’re looking for a new dental home for you and your family, what features are important? You want a place that offers the treatments you need, a comfortable environment, and a qualified, caring staff. Read our blog post for tips to keep in mind when choosing a dentist in Seattle.
While going to the dentist is an important preventative measure when it comes to your overall health and wellbeing, getting the bill can cause a headache. If you don’t have insurance, it may be even more stressful. Read our blog post to see how we strive to make our services affordable for all of our patients, those with and without insurance.
Getting a tooth knocked out is one of the scarier things that can happen to you. There’s lots of pain, blood, and fear. If you act quickly, we can save the tooth and replant it. Read our blog post for advice on what to do if your tooth is knocked out.
Just like your general health, it’s important to monitor your oral health, too. There are some signs that you can look out for in order to catch problems while they’re still small. Read our blog post to learn more about early signs of dental trouble!
Canker sores are small lesions on the soft tissues of the mouth. They are white ulcers that are most commonly located on the inside of the lips, the gum line, and the inside of the cheeks. Read our blog post to learn more about what causes canker sores and how to treat them!
It may not seem like visiting the dentist is a big deal, but it is! Taking care of your smile can have a huge impact on your smile’s appearance, your gum health, and your overall health and well-being! Read our blog post to learn more about why dental care is so crucial.
There’s one question we always hear from patients—and even if it’s not said out loud, we know it’s what they’re wondering: “Are root canals painful?” Read our blog post where we separate fact from fiction once and for all. Getting a root canal should NOT be painful!