7510 State Line Rd. Suite C, Prairie Village, KS 66208Call (913) 901-8585 or Text (913) 326-3989
Maintaining a bright smile is important to many people, but it can prove surprisingly difficult. Even if you do a good job keeping your teeth free of cavities, you may notice that your enamel is growing duller as time passes due to the accumulation of particles left by foods and drinks. Fortunately, the right cosmetic… Read more »
When you go in for your next dental checkup, you may have several questions. It may come as no surprise that your dentist is prepared to answer the question of whether you have any cavities that need to be treated. However, you may be unsure of what else you can discuss during an appointment? Remember… Read more »
We often think about dental damage as the result of a physical injury that chips or crack your enamel. This can happen, and if can be a serious concern. In addition, you should also be wary of problems with wear and tear that can worsen over time. Years of friction and enamel erosion can make… Read more »
When you start to lose confidence in your ability to bite and chew through certain tough foods, or when basic jaw movements begin to hurt, you should be concerned about your oral health. More than one issue can create this kind of intrusion on your daily life. Sometimes, people grow concerned because tooth pain limits… Read more »
Tooth pain is not something to take lightly. Of course, when it is severe enough, the last thing you may want to do is put off a visit with your dentist! At our Prairie Village, KS dental office, we are ready to work with our patients when they experience persistent or serious tooth pain. We… Read more »
When you go in for a routine dental appointment, you can expect to talk about tooth decay. Hopefully, you will learn that you have no issues with this problem, and can avoid treatment to address it. What you should know is that your Prairie Village, KS dentist will evaluate your gums as well as your… Read more »
If you feel that you do a good job protecting your smile at home, do you really need to make routine teeth cleanings at the dentist’s office a priority? The trouble with assuming you have nothing to worry about when it comes to your smile health is that you can fail to recognize when an… Read more »
If your tooth breaks, it can be difficult to focus on anything else until you have the appropriate treatment. In addition to dramatically changing your smile, this problem can leave you in pain, and you can find yourself unable to comfortably bite, chew, or speak. Unfortunately, physical trauma can leave a tooth permanently damaged. However,… Read more »
If you spend your nights clenching and grinding your teeth, your mornings can start with dental pain and sensitivity. Over time, this unconscious habit can make you more likely to suffer from TMJ disorder, and it can leave you with visible dental damage that affects your smile and oral health. While it is difficult to… Read more »
When tooth decay affects your oral health, it is important that you bring the problem to your dentist as soon as possible. Putting off problems with a cavity leaves you in a vulnerable position, because the condition of your tooth will continue to worsen, and that can lead to complications that change the way you… Read more »