Dental services for a healthier you
Practicing good oral health is important for your overall health—but sometimes, it’s easy to put off going to the dentist. Having an understanding of common dental issues can help you know when it’s time to come see us. We’re here to help.
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Overcome common dental issues
Tips for preventing oral health problems
A strong smile starts with healthy gums (and teeth, of course). That means paying extra attention to them with good oral health habits like these:
Brush your teeth
Not just once, but brush your teeth twice daily. Use a soft bristle brush to gently massage your gums to rid bacteria and prevent plaque from building up along the gumline. Ahhhh.
Floss like a boss
According to a survey conducted by the American Academy of Periodontology, only 1 in 4 Americans floss every day. The result? An increased risk for gum disease. By getting into the daily habit, you can keep bacteria and plaque at bay.
Skip sugary foods
When it comes to cavities, candy is the biggest culprit (sorry, gummi bears). The sugars break down the enamel of your teeth, making them more prone to decay. Acidic foods do damage too, so limit your intake to keep your smile strong. Explore preventative measures you can take to keep your mouth its healthiest.
Is it time to restore your smile?
Sometimes a tooth repair or restoration is unavoidable—but your Celebrate Dental & Braces team has services to support you. Our dental experts are skilled at providing common treatments like dental fillings, root canal therapy and placing crowns. How can we help you today?
Dental fillings
Combat cavities with a simple dental filling. Small surface decay can be filled in a short office visit with little to no discomfort while a deeper cavity may require more time.
Root canal therapy
Root canal therapy can save a damaged or infected tooth and keep your smile healthy for years to come. Your care team will keep you safe and comfortable during your procedure, so it won’t feel much different than having your tooth filled.
Dental crowns
Just complete a root canal? A dental crown can fit over your tooth to restore its shape and usability. Explore how this solution can work for your smile (and keep your oral health in top shape).
Your restoration destination
Get that fresh-new-smile feeling when you go with a restorative dental treatment. Explore your options with your Celebrate Dental & Braces care team today.
Transform your smile
Cosmetic dental treatments can help restore your smile’s natural radiance. Ask your Celebrate Dental & Braces dentist about options regarding dental bonding, teeth whitening and veneers to achieve your camera-ready smile.
FAQs about general dental services
What does general dentistry encompass?
General dentistry is a broad term that covers a wide range of dental services, all of which you can find at your local Celebrate Dental & Braces office. These include preventative care, oral hygiene and maintenance, restorative treatments and more.
How often should I have a dental checkup?
Our Celebrate Dental & Braces experts recommend getting a dental checkup at least once per year. Regular visits allow you to stay on top of your oral health, and for your dentist to provide you with the best care possible.
What are the common dental problems I should be aware of?
Common dental problems to watch for are tooth decay, gum disease, bad breath, tooth sensitivity and oral infections. If you notice any of these symptoms, notify your Celebrate Dental & Braces dentist right away so they can get you the care you need.
How can I improve the appearance of my smile?
Cosmetic dentistry is a great way to restore your smile and confidence. You can enhance the look of your smile with services like teeth whitening, veneers and dental bonding, all offered at Celebrate Dental & Braces offices near you. Looking to achieve a straighter smile? Orthodontic options like braces or Invisalign clear aligners may be the best options for you.
Where can I learn more about Celebrate Dental & Braces dental services?
Learn everything you need to know about dental services on our General Dentistry FAQ page.
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