Like most people, when you think of a dental crown, you’re probably thinking about how your Georgetown dentist uses them to repair your teeth. But what happens when your dental crown breaks? How long are they supposed to last? How long will they take to fix? Our July blog will… Read More…
Believe it or not, your dentist in Georgetown sees a lot of chipped teeth — on patients of all ages. While your tooth enamel is the hardest substance on your body, there are still so many reasons why chips, cracks, and breaks can happen. There’s nothing about your mouth that… Read More…
Tooth extraction is another way to say goodbye to a tooth or remove it entirely from your mouth. While it may seem like a relatively simple procedure or dental decision you face making, there’s more to pulling a tooth or an extraction than you might think. Take a moment and… Read More…
Teeth grinding has got to be one of the most recognizable sounds. You know it when you hear it. You could be doing it during your sleep and not even know it. The truth is: It’s just as destructive and damaging as all those grating and grinding noises make you… Read More…
Having an abscessed tooth in Georgetown means you’re struggling with pain, discomfort, and a disruption to your everyday life that’s unnecessary and can be unbearable. How did it get to this point? Let’s take a look and talk about coming to Trade Winds Dental where a meeting with Dr. Derek… Read More…
Has it been a while since you’ve seen a dentist in Georgetown, and now your dental crowns are breaking down? Are you seeing what you think might be signs that it’s time to call someone to get the restorative dentistry you know you need? Here are some of the biggest… Read More…
Do you have one or more chipped teeth? We get a lot of questions from new patients calling our Georgetown dental office and current patients about this common dental issue. We thought we’d take a moment to answer the top three mysteries to help you make the best decision for… Read More…
Your teeth are only as strong as they can be. It takes care and checkups to ensure they can withstand life and everything in between. Sometimes decay or even trauma can occur, which puts a tooth in danger of itself and damages neighboring teeth. One of the ways your Georgetown… Read More…
Gum (gingival) recession occurs when gums recede from the tops of the teeth enough to expose sensitive roots. People typically experience increased sensitivity to sugary or cold foods when gums no longer cover and protect teeth roots. In addition, untreated gum recession may lead to loosening of teeth and accelerated… Read More…
Losing a tooth can affect a lot more than just the look of your smile. Missing teeth affect your ability to chew and can also cause problems for your other teeth. It is essential to replace missing teeth in order to maintain oral health as well as your overall well-being…. Read More…