by Dr. Maxine Cannon | Feb 11, 2019 | Dentist, Dentistry
Fluoride treatments and fluoride intake are the most common ways dentists and patients can prevent tooth decay. From professional fluoride treatments to over-the-counter toothpastes and rinses with high fluoride levels, fluoride is one of the best treatments for a...
by Dr. Maxine Cannon | Jan 7, 2019 | Dentist, Dentistry
A bite adjustment definitely sounds more significant than it is, however, the potential symptoms that commonly precede an occlusal adjustment or bite adjustment procedure can be uncomfortable. Not everyone has a normal bite. From popping and clicking noises when...
by Dr. Maxine Cannon | Dec 17, 2018 | Dentist, Dentistry
At our office we are committed to staying on top of the latest data and research coming from the American Dental Association (ADA) as it relates to dental best practices, industry standards and product recommendations. Just recently we switched the toothpaste brand we...
by Dr. Maxine Cannon | Dec 5, 2018 | Dentist, Dentistry
Decayed or decaying teeth can lead to severe pain, making it difficult to chew. If left untreated, the decay is likely to worsen which can cause even more pain and increases potential for infection. This could result in a root canal or even extraction. It’s not...
by Dr. Maxine Cannon | Nov 27, 2018 | Dentist, Dentistry
When it comes to tooth decay, your tooth enamel is your greatest defense. The enamel is the hard, outer surface of the tooth and is the hardest mineral substance in your body. While the enamel is the mouth’s natural defense against decay, your diet is what determines...
by Dr. Maxine Cannon | Nov 12, 2018 | Dentist, Dentistry
The most common way we treat chips, cracks, stains and gaps in your teeth is with dental bonding. First and foremost, dental bonding is typically a procedure that doesn’t hurt and doesn’t usually require anesthesia. This is because we often utilize dental bonding on...
