A Misshapen Tooth Can Be Addressed with a Dental Crown

Genetics and certain external factors can sometimes cause a permanent tooth to emerge in an imperfect shape. If the tooth is located in the front of your child's mouth, it could cause them to feel uncomfortable about the appearance of their smile. In a situation like this, you should consider setting up a consultation appointment with one of our skilled... read more »

Tooth Sensitivity Toothpaste Might Accidentally Mask a Dental Health Problem

Every year, millions of Americans experience some degree of tooth sensitivity. Early on, some people may try a toothpaste that reduces tooth sensitivity. Most brands approved by the American Dental Association are formulated with potassium nitrate to minimize sensitivity symptoms. While such a  specially formulated toothpaste might provide you with reduced discomfort and allow you to enjoy some of your... read more »

A Chipped Tooth with a New Cavity Might Need to Be Treated with a Dental Crown

If you procrastinate having a chipped tooth repaired, the compromised area of tooth enamel can start to trap minute bacterial deposits. When this happens the chances of a cavity forming deep in the distressed tooth can increase significantly. If it’s caught early, Dr. Kate Steele might be able to repair the compromised tooth by applying an amalgam or composite dental... read more »