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What Does a Periodontist Do?
By Anderson Dental Group | July 1, 2022
If your regular dentist recommends you visit a periodontist, you might be wondering, “What does a periodontist do?” Periodontists are specialist dentists that have expertise to treat specific conditions. Here’s what you need to know. What is a Periodontist? A periodontist specializes in the treatment of periodontal disease, a type of gum disease that affects the gums and bones that
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When Do You Need a Deep Cleaning?
By Anderson Dental Group | June 1, 2022
You may have heard about the importance of getting regular exams and cleanings. Dental cleanings are important for everyone, but sometimes your teeth need a little extra TLC. That’s where deep cleanings come in. When do you need a deep cleaning? Read on to learn more. What is a Regular Dental Cleaning? Regular dental cleanings are important because sometimes even
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Solutions for Dental Loss
By Anderson Dental Group | May 2, 2022
If you’re facing dental loss, we’ve got good news. Modern dentistry offers some great solutions for dental loss so you can keep your beautiful smile even after you say goodbye to a damaged or decayed tooth. Amazing Advancements in Dentistry Many years ago, when patients were faced with dental loss, the only options available were false teeth that didn’t always
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What is Implant Restoration?
By Anderson Dental Group | April 4, 2022
Dental implants are a great investment. They can help maintain the beautiful look and function of your natural smile for many years to come. But what happens if an implant is broken? Does it need to be replaced? If a dental implant is damaged, your dentist can help. What is implant restoration and are you a candidate? Here’s what you
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3 Things to Know about Tooth Extraction
By Anderson Dental Group | March 1, 2022
If your dentist has recommended a dental extraction, you probably have a lot of questions. The prospect of a dental extraction can be anxiety-provoking. Here are 3 things to know about dental extraction that can help you through the process. 1. Tooth Extraction Helps to Relieve Discomfort While many people are worried about experiencing discomfort when a tooth is extracted,
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3 Facts About Dental Implants
By Anderson Dental Group | February 1, 2022
Facing tooth loss and curious about dental implants? It’s important to understand the facts so that you can feel comfortable and confident with any treatment plan. Read on to discover 3 facts about dental implants to help you decide if they are right for you. 1. Dental Implants Help Protect Surrounding Teeth Dental implants can make a difference for the
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What is Periodontitis?
By Anderson Dental Group | January 3, 2022
Sometimes complicated dental terms can be difficult to understand. If your dentist has diagnosed you with periodontitis, you’re probably wondering, “What is periodontitis?” and “What can I do about it?” Here’s what you need to know about periodontitis. Periodontitis Explained Periodontitis is an inflammation of the gums, or the soft tissue around your teeth, that can lead to receding gums
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A New Year and a New Smile
By Anderson Dental Group | December 1, 2021
Another year is wrapping up and a new year is about to begin. The turning of the calendar is a great time to set new goals for a new smile and a new year. Here’s how orthodontics can help you achieve your goals and give you the smile you’ve always wanted. Resolutions Kept New Year’s resolutions are easy to make,
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Dental and Mental Health — How to Balance Both
By Anderson Dental Group | August 5, 2021
Your dental and mental health are two essential parts of everyday life. Oral health is a term describing how you take care of your teeth and gums. Mental health captures the broad spectrum of how you feel emotionally on a regular basis and what you’re doing to feel well. Both of these types of health are important to balance, but
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Health Benefits of Smiling
By Anderson Dental Group | April 2, 2021
Health Benefits of Smiling When someone makes a clever joke, does something considerate for you or tells you good news, you smile. Smiling is an involuntary reaction to the positive moments in life — it also has a strong link to health and longevity with real short-term and long-term benefits. Believe it or not, you can improve your overall well-being
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