You can try using toothpaste specifically designed for sensitive teeth. Apply a small amount of toothpaste to the sensitive areas before bed, as it helps protect the tooth surface. For more options, visit your dentist.

Flossing is important as your toothbrush cannot reach the areas between your teeth. You should floss daily, at least once a day.

Bad breath can be caused by various factors. One reason is plaque buildup, which can calcify and form a hard layer on your teeth called calculus. Calculus cannot be removed with a toothbrush and requires a dental cleaning. Cavities in your teeth can also cause bad breath. If you experience bad breath, it is advisable to visit your dentist.

We recommend bringing your child for their first dental visit at around 2 years of age. It’s important for us to make them comfortable in the dental chair. During their first visit, we do a quick check-up and focus on making them feel at ease by engaging in play with them and familiarizing them with the dental tools and equipment.

We recommend starting with a cleaning before exploring whitening options. Here are a few options available for teeth whitening:

1. Take-home bleach: We create custom Bleaching Trays based on impressions of your teeth. You receive the trays along with bleaching syringes and instructions on how to use them.
2. In-chair bleach: Our Oral Hygienist performs the bleaching procedure during a session at our practice.
3. Pola Light – Home Bleaching method: Visit our Oral Hygienist to discuss this option and determine the best choice for you.

1. Dentures: Acrylic or chrome-based removable false teeth to fill the gaps.
2. Bridges: Crowns placed on adjacent teeth with a false tooth (pontic) in between, cemented in place.
3. Dental Implants: Artificial tooth roots made of metal posts that are surgically placed in the jawbone, providing a foundation for replacement teeth that look and function like real teeth.