Choose What You Chew: 3 Cracks That Can Damage Your Teeth

30 September 2015
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

You bite down on a kernel of popcorn and immediately realize that something's wrong. Your tooth is now cracked and you're not sure what to do about it. The first thing you should do is make sure the tooth is still intact. If it isn't, try to locate the broken piece so you can take it to the dentist with in. Your dentist may be able to reattach the broken portion. Read More …

The Perfect (And Very Customizable) Cake For A Pre-Braces Party

9 September 2015
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Ever since Kate Gosselin began throwing pre-braces parties for her children, people have embraced the idea of a party where you can eat all those things you won't be able to with braces. And what's a party without a cake? And the only thing better than a sweet, sugary cake at a pre-braces party is a sweet, sugary, dental-themed cake. So whether you're the parent of a child getting braces or you're getting braces yourself, consider throwing a party and putting together a cake like this! Read More …

A Dentist Can Restore Your Smile After It Has Been Ravaged By A Drug Addiction

18 August 2015
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

A drug addiction can greatly impact the health of your smile, because many of the drugs erode your teeth. If you have overcome a drug addiction and want to restore your smile, the following guide will walk you through the process that will need to take place to restore your smile's healthy, beautiful condition. Get a Dental Checkup The first thing you will need to do is go to see a dentist to have your teeth cleaned and evaluated. Read More …

Dental Treatment Options For Pre-Cavities

29 July 2015
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Cavities occur when the enamel of your teeth is worn away so that the dentin can suffer damage. Once cavities appear, your dentist or someone like James Tritton DDS PC will need to perform a filling or dental crown to protect the tooth from further damage. Catching potential cavities before formation can save your tooth from any damage and simplify your treatment process. Pre-cavities are diagnosed when the enamel shows signs of small holes or decalcification. Read More …

3 Unusual Ways Your Child Can Get Cavities

8 July 2015
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

One of the biggest dental concerns for parents is helping their kids avoid cavities. According to the Centers for Disease Control, 42 percent of children between the ages of two to 11 have cavities. To help your child avoid becoming a statistic, here are surprising ways in which he or she can be exposed to possible causes of cavities. Cough Syrup When your child has a cough, a natural response to it is usually to give your child cough syrup. Read More …