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What Happens When You Delay Dental Work

When you brush and floss regularly, you might not think you need to have cleanings done as often. You might also put off seeing a dentist when you have slight tooth pain or other minor tooth or gum problems. Some delay professional dental care due to their work schedule or similar problems. For others, worry […]

Are Perfect Teeth Possible?

While having a dazzling smile can boost your self-confidence, you may not want to smile with certain tooth problems. Missing teeth, discoloration, cracks, and other issues happen to many people.  You can correct them and achieve a perfect smile. Dental implants and other procedures help improve the appearance of your teeth, giving you a beautiful […]

How to Choose a Dentist When You Have Dental Anxiety

Some 50 to 80 percent of all American adults experience dental anxiety to varying degrees. For 20 percent of adults, their anxiety prevents them from scheduling regular dental visits. Dental anxiety can be so severe for 9 to 15 percent of adults that they avoid dental care altogether. The fear of pain can be so severe […]

Why Sugar Is Bad for Your Dental Health

Enjoying a few cookies or candy might not seem like a big deal, but the sugar in these foods can harm your teeth. If you eat sweet foods frequently, you could wind up with a dental emergency. Sugar can cause serious harm to your teeth and gums, leading to tooth decay, gum inflammation, gum disease, […]

Can You Have Dental Sedation While Pregnant?

Pregnancy can be a wonderful experience but involves uncertainty and precaution. Pregnant women are often classified as “at-risk” individuals for several reasons. This is why the question even comes up about the safety of dental sedation during pregnancy. At Dental Brothers, we understand your concern. We take every possible precaution to ensure we offer safe […]

What Diabetic Patients Need to Know About Dental Implants

An estimated 34.2 million people (10.5%) have diabetes in the United States. Uncontrolled diabetes can lead to high levels of glucose in your saliva, which leads to bacterial growth, plaque, and tooth decay, and/or gum disease. A priority for a healthy mouth is to keep your blood glucose numbers under control, follow a daily dental regimen, […]

Do I Need Fluoride Treatment with Dental Implants?

We all learn to brush our teeth, and usually that means learning to use fluoride toothpaste design to prevent tooth decay. Many people increase their chances of having a healthy mouth by getting fluoride treatments at the dentist. But what if all your teeth aren’t your natural teeth? Do dental implants need fluoride, too? Contradicting […]

8 Ways to Manage Your Dental Anxiety

Whether it is time for a regular appointment or there is noticeable pain in a tooth, many people put off going to the dentist due to dental anxiety. This is a stress response that is related directly to what a person fears may happen while they are at the dentist. Some merely fear the pain […]

How Dental Sedation Can Change How You See Dental Care

Many people deal with dental anxiety. It often delays trips to the dentist, and sometimes keeps people from going at all. Many wait until their pain feels unbearable before they finally schedule an appointment. Some level of anxiety is felt by over a third of the population. Here at Dental Brothers we recognize that this […]

6 Signs You’re Having a Dental Emergency

Our teeth are an important part of us. It’s important to pay enough attention to make sure that they feel okay and to brush regularly. But even highly diligent people with their oral hygiene can feel like something is off from time to time. Depending on what feels wrong it may constitute a real emergency. […]