New Year’s Resolution: Take Excellent Care of My Teeth

General Dentistry, Uncategorized

Did we recommend dental treatment the last time you visited the office and you have delayed or postponed scheduling your appointment. We know that many of our patients have been busy the last few months with the hustle and bustle of the holiday season. Now that the new year has arrived, it is the perfect time to focus on your oral health and schedule the appointment you postponed. Delaying a recommended treatment can only lead to further problems down the road. Continue reading to learn more.

Don’t Let Stress Ruin Your Holidays!

General Dentistry, TMJ, Uncategorized

December has arrived, which means the holidays are right around the corner! To those who celebrate, we understand that you are in the thick of planning your family get-togethers, special holiday events, and planning gifts for family and friends. Although the holidays are a magical time, they are also a time of high stress for many. The past few years, it seems that stress levels in December have been at an all-time high due to circumstances beyond our control. Last year, we were dealing with the height of the pandemic, and this year, shipping delays may put a damper on some gift ideas. Added stress can put a strain on your overall and oral health. Continue reading to learn about how your stress levels can impact your oral health.

Importance of Replacing Missing Teeth

Dental Implants, General Dentistry, Uncategorized

Are you wondering if you should replace your missing tooth? Whether you have recently lost a tooth or have been missing a tooth for quite some time, we know that it can be a difficult decision whether to replace your tooth or leave the empty space. Many patients who have lost a front tooth are eager to schedule an appointment to replace their tooth, and we wish that every tooth was treated with the same urgency.

Important Information About Gum Disease

General Dentistry

At Muse Dental Studio, we complete a thorough inspection of your oral health during your routine examinations. When patients have not visited the dentist in some time, their immediate first thought is usually about tooth decay. However, there is another concern that our team checks for during your routine hygiene examination—gum disease. Gum disease, also called periodontitis, is a common disease that affects the gums surrounding the tooth. It is an irritation and infection in and around the gums and can range from minor symptoms, like bleeding gums when brushing, to severe symptoms, such as loose teeth. A more mild form of gum disease is known as gingivitis and is easily treated when detected early.