Technology has greatly changed dentistry, making it more efficient and precise by transforming traditional practices. One technological advancement that has changed the game is digital dental impressions. At Enamel Dental, we use the latest dental technology to provide the best care for our patients. This guide explains how digital dental impressions work, along with the…
Your wisdom teeth, also known as your third molars, are teeth that typically come in during your late teens and early twenties. In some cases, they can just exist without causing too many issues, however, more often than not they will need to be removed. The great news is that wisdom teeth removals are extremely…
Cavities are caused by tooth decay, which can affect both the enamel (outer coating) of a tooth and the dentin (inner coating). People may also develop a cavity under a crown, or around existing fillings. They can be painful, especially depending on the size and unfortunately do not go away on their own, so early treatment…
Did you just crunch down when chewing only to feel immediate pain? If it originated from your tooth or jaw there are a few potential causes that could be the reason you felt pain when chewing food. Usually, this means a visit to the dentist is in order but some conditions are less vital to…
Any kind of pain in your mouth is some of the most noticeable and annoying pain, especially when it concerns your jaw. The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is one of the most important joints as it connects your lower jaw to your skull so you can talk and chew; unfortunately, there are several disorders that can…
Dental implants can be a permanent way of replacing missing teeth, but unfortunately, they can't be taken care of maintenance-free. Caring for dental implants involves keeping them properly maintained (just like regular teeth) to keep the gums, and surrounding tissues, healthy. However, regular brushing, flossing, and professional dental cleanings and check-ups will ensure your implants…
One of the most common reasons people tend to avoid the dentist is the fear of pain. While you’ll likely experience some discomfort after your procedure, most of the time any pain you’ll experience is minimal and short-lived. Although discomfort sucks, leaving dental problems untreated can lead to severe pain. That’s why it’s important to…
Treating cavities are one of the most common procedures dentists do, and frequently this is done through fillings. Fillings are pretty much exactly what they sound like, they “fill” the space in your tooth a cavity ate away at. If you’re hungry at the time of the operation, you might be wondering how long after…
Did your dentist just recommend sedation for a tooth extraction? It’s okay, don’t panic. Just like in the medical world, sedation is used for certain dental procedures, as well. Because some procedures like wisdom teeth removal and root canals tend to be more invasive, sedation is commonly used to make the patient more comfortable. We…