For many individuals, dental visits can provoke anxiety and fear, leading to delays in receiving necessary dental care. Patient comfort and care are our priority, so we offer several methods to keep you calm while you receive the care you need. In today’s blog, your Cerritos, CA, dentist describes the three commonly used types of sedation in dentistry: nitrous oxide, oral sedation, and IV sedation.
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Do you have discomfort in your jaw, or a persistent headache? If so, this could be related to strain in your jaw. Treatment could alleviate discomfort and also save your team from complications down the road, such as injury or missing teeth. In today’s blog, your Cerritos, CA, dentist talks about how we improve oral health with our custom nightguards.
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If you’ve invested time and money into expensive restorations, why wouldn’t you protect them? Millions of people suffer from bruxism and it’s damaging their teeth. Bruxism causes one to grind or clench their teeth unconsciously during sleep. Over time, this habit can lead to various dental and health issues. In today’s blog, your Cerritos, CA, dentist’s office talks about how night guards provide an effective solution to protect our teeth and promote better health.
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Do you have concerns with the appearance of your smile? If so, don’t go through life hiding your teeth or feeling embarrassed. Instead, talk to our team about a solution. In today’s blog, your Cerritos, CA, dentist’s office talks about our approach to cosmetic dentistry, and the treatments we have to improve smile beauty.
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When you have oral surgery on the horizon, or if you have anxiety and need care for your smile, we could help with a calming agent. Dental sedation helps people enter a calm and relaxed state, often with no memory of the procedure! In today’s blog, your Cerritos, CA, dentist’s office talks about sedation dentistry.
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Although implants act like normal teeth they still need special care and attention. In today’s blog, your Cerritos, CA, dental team talks about how to best care for your implants and keep the rest of your mouth in top shape, too!
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When you have a concern too severe to be treated with a filling or crown, then you may benefit from oral surgery. Our team can offer advanced treatment options to address tooth loss or rebuild weakened smiles. In today’s blog, your Cerritos, CA, dental team talks about our approach to oral surgery, which can offer you an attractive, healthy, and functional smile again.
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Have you been told to remove your wisdom teeth? Most likely, it’s a wise decision to do so. Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, are the last set of teeth that generally emerge in early adulthood. They often cause various oral health issues such as misalignment, impaction, crowding, and infections. In today’s blog, your Cerritos, CA, dentist discusses the reasons for removing wisdom teeth and the recommended timing for the extraction process.
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When it comes to replacing missing teeth, dentures have long been a popular solution. However, they come with their fair share of challenges, such as limited stability and discomfort. Fortunately, with advancements in dental technology, we now have the option of implant-supported dentures. This superior alternative offers numerous benefits. In today’s blog, your Cerritos, CA, dentist talks about implant-supported dentures and their advantages.
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When you have a tooth that is cracked or chipped, or sudden pain or a lost tooth, then you need to see us right away. Emergency dentistry can help protect your smile from pain and major complications. In today’s blog, your Cerritos, CA, dentist talks about our approach to emergency dental care.
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While traditional bridges and removable dentures can provide effective tooth replacement, dental implants actually offer more lifelike and biocompatible tooth replacement! They can last far longer, and provide better security…
Your third molars, also known as wisdom teeth, are new teeth that erupt in the rear of your mouth in your late teens or early 20s. Without treatment, these could…
A dental emergency involves damage to your teeth, or even sudden or unexplained discomfort, that needs attention to avoid complications and the risk of losing a tooth. But with emergency…
