Robert M. Browne, DDS

Did You Know…About Crooked Teeth?

Crooked teeth commonly affect children, and orthodontic treatment is often recommended for younger patient to correct them. But as adults, crooked teeth can be equally worrisome, and patients who’ve never dealt with crooked teeth before might feel overwhelmed at the prospect of correcting them with braces. There are several things that you should know about […]

3 Reasons You Should Be Brushing Your Tongue

It’s easy to get stuck in a brushing routine, but it’s a bit trickier to get out of it. What might help you maintain a solid home hygiene regimen is knowing the underlying reasons for it. Why, for example, should you be brushing your tongue as part of your preventive dental care? There are 3 […]

What Is Important to Know About General Dentistry?

While we do offer many specialties here at the office, we also provide great general dentistry services, as well. The most important information to know about general dentistry is surprisingly easy to understand for the average patient. With a few simple facts and a couple of very doable suggestions, anybody can be well-informed about the […]

Recognizing Dental Risks

One responsibility you have in your effort to protect your teeth and gums is to recognize the dental risks you face, and respond to them. You are not alone in your efforts. During regular checkups with your dentist, you can have potential issues spotted in an examination, and talk to your dentist about issues that […]

OraVerse Can Offer Speedier Recovery From Local Anesthetic

A local anesthetic makes it possible to receive involved dental care with minimized discomfort. While this can make it easier to undergo important procedures, it can mean leaving a procedure while still experiencing numbness in your mouth. This can lead to embarrassing problems, like slurred speech and drooling. It can also cause you to bite […]

What Happens When You Wait To Treat Oral Health Problems

One of the advantages of scheduling routine checkups is that your dentist can spot the onset of an oral health issue, even if it has not started to cause symptoms. Early detection can lead to less invasive treatments, and can stop a problem before it becomes painful. However, if you do not make regular visits […]

Category: General Dentistry