Showing posts with label dental pain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dental pain. Show all posts

Sunday, February 21, 2021

Are You Concerned About Your Dental Health?




Your dental health is so important, and it matters to us. If you have concerns about your dental health, be sure to reach out to us to ensure that we provide a dental plan that meets your needs. 

Dental technology is not the same as it used to be. We want to be sure to answer all of your questions, plan accordingly and assure that we address all of your dental concerns. Here are 3 problems you may be facing that we can help with:


  1. Do you have cracked or broken teeth? If you have a problem with cracked or broken teeth, it can lead to other issues later on. We want to be sure to take care of those as quickly as possible. 
  2.  Dental pain. Dental pain is always a problem. Please don't wait. For us to help get your health back on track, it starts with your dental health. 
  3. Missing tooth. A missing tooth can cause dental problems beyond what you think. If you have a missing tooth, we want to sit down and talk about options with you.


Your smile is so important to us. If you have questions, please contact us for more information. 

Thursday, December 31, 2020

Happy New Year!


We love that we are getting to welcome a New Year into the books. However, we want to be sure that patients know we are still here for them, and we are working diligently to take care of their dental needs. A new year is here, and we know some procedures have changed, but what we do for our patients has not. As we move into the New Year, we want to continue to provide great cosmetic dental care to our patients. 


                                      Here are 3 ways we can help you:


  1. 1. Provide consultation on a dental problem you have. You may not know what dental options are available to you, but we are here to share with you a dental plan. 
  2. Deep Cleaning. We have a dental hygienist in the office that can provide cleaning for you in order to get your gum health back on track. 
  3. Create a new smile. Do you have dental problems that you don't love such as cracked or broken teeth? We have opportunities for you so that you can have the amazing smile you want. 


If you have questions about a dental procedure or you; have a problem with your smile that is causing you pain, contact us today. 

Friday, March 6, 2020

Treat Your Smile With Love




We often don’t think about our smile needing love, however, it is critically important we take care of our smiles as well as our bodies. Your smile is the keys to the kingdom of health for your body and if you are not brushing, flossing or visiting the dentist regularly it can create a the problem for your overall health not just your smile.

You might not even realize how big of a problem you have with your teeth until it is too late. If you are experiencing pain, bleeding when you brush or floss or bumps or rashes, there may be something more going on. You might also develop
sensitivity when consuming hot or cold items making it difficult to consume certain foods and drinks.

It can be easy to forget that taking care of your smile is so important because of how busy our lives are. However, if you take care of your smile now, it can last a lifetime.

If you have a problem with your teeth, pain or something unusual is going on, schedule your dental consultation and get your smile back on track. For more information on the consultation, contact Dr. Judy Strutz and her team today.

Tuesday, June 6, 2017

Get The Facts About Dental Crowns



Dental crowns are essential for a variety of reasons. Get the facts on how and why dental crowns can help improve your smile. If a tooth needs strengthening a dental crown is an excellent way to improve the tooth’s structure and retain function. A crown provides a stable chewing surface and when a tooth is injured, broken or cracking, can help prevent it from needing to be extracted.
 
A dental crown is a cover that fits over the tooth. This helps to allow you to consume food you used to enjoy, but may not have been able to eat due to dental pain. They are extremely durable and allow you to protect the tooth’s structure.

Dental crowns used to only be made of metal. Now patients are fortunate enough to have options when it comes to the type of crown they can get. Crowns can be made of porcelain – a material that will match the color of the rest of your teeth. A dental crown can last a long time. When they are taken care of, crowns may not need to be replaced for years to come. Once the crown is placed you are able to eat and consume food that you used to love and enjoy.


For more information on dental crowns and other cosmetic procedures that can improve the health of your smile, contact Dr. Judy Strutz and her team.

Friday, November 14, 2014

Take Time For Your Smile



Dr. Strutz and her team know your smile is important and it is just as important that you take time to take care of it. Minor issues that come up with your smile can seem small and no big deal, however, it is important that you have minor cracks, and problems with your teeth taken care of before they become bigger problem.

While a small crack in one of your teeth can easily be fixed, a crack in your tooth can mean that your bite is off and once one tooth is cracked other teeth may be impacted which eventually may lead to high levels of pain and more significant damage.  A smile that is not as lustrous and taken care of can then begin to negatively impact opportunities in your career. Dr. Strutz, suggests, “A smile is one of the first things that is noticed about you when you interview for a job. Don’t let yours go untended.”

 Sensitivity to food or drinks can cause a nightmare in your everyday activities. While you may think that it is no big deal, many times this is the first symptom of a cracked tooth. If you have sensitivity for three to four days or the pain is consistent it may mean something is wrong. . Don’t wait.  Taking care of these types of problems can prevent you from having more expensive problems later on down the line. If you are suffering with tooth sensitivity, call today to learn how Dr. Strutz and her team can help.