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For many healthy adults with no recent history of cavities or gum disease, X-rays may only be necessary every 12 to 24 months. Patients with ongoing…
While the radiation is minimal, we generally recommend postponing elective X-rays during pregnancy. If you have a dental emergency, X-rays can be…
Most dental insurance plans cover diagnostic X-rays as part of your preventative care benefits. Our office staff can help you verify your specific…
Yes. Because we use digital sensors, the amount of radiation exposure is extremely low, roughly equivalent to the background radiation you receive…
A regular cleaning focuses on the surface of the teeth and the gum line. A dental deep cleaning (scaling and root planing) is required when there is…
For most, the process is comfortable. If you have sensitive teeth or anxiety, we can provide various numbing agents or sedation options to ensure a…
Most patients require a cleaning every six months. If you have a history of gum disease, our team may recommend more frequent visits to maintain your…
If your appliance is damaged, do not attempt to fix it yourself with over-the-counter glues, as these can be toxic and ruin the prosthetic. Contact…
On average, most dentures should be replaced or relined every 5 to 7 years. Because your mouth and jawbone change shape over time, the dentures may…
We recommend removing your dentures every night to give your gum tissues a chance to rest and help prevent the growth of bacteria and fungi that can…