Overcoming Dental Anxiety
We get it: It's not like anyone is every truly excited or looking forward to the Dentist. However, most of us understand that dental health is vitally important to our physical health, and so we make our annual appointment and take care of issues as they arise. For...
Sleep Apnea’s Effect on Oral Health
Sleep apnea is one of the more common sleep disorders, affecting tens of millions of Americans. Characterized by repeated interruptions in breathing, or 'apneas', this disorder typically presents with snoring, unpleasant noises during sleep, and/or insomnia. The...
Why Good Oral Health is so Important for Women
Oral health for women is something that is not discussed often. However, it is an important topic. Women have unique differences that can put them at risk for developing oral problems. The following conditions can put a woman's oral health at risk. Puberty Females are...
The Best On the Go Dental Hygiene Practices
Dental hygiene is often one of the first things to go when people get busy. The majority of people should brush their teeth at least twice a day, and it’s always perfectly fine to brush an extra time. However, you might find this hard to do when you work long hours or...
Do You Need A Root Canal?
A root canal is often referred to as endodontic treatment. It helps save the natural tooth by removing an infection from the pulp. After the infected pulp is removed, the inside of the tooth is cleaned and sealed. There are a few steps involved in performing this...
Caring for Your Teeth and Gums During the Covid 19 Pandemic
As the COVID 19 pandemic has spread across the United States, more businesses have found themselves closed for safety reasons. Unfortunately, this also includes dental offices such as us here at Midway Family Dentistry. However, even though we may be closed, we are...
Temporary Schedule Change
678-393-1868info@midwayfamilydentistry.com Based on recommendations from the ADA and the CDC, we’re temporarily changing the way our practice operates. We recommend that all of our patients check the CDC’s website for information on the coronavirus and...
Prevent Tooth Decay With these Oral Health Care Tips
Teeth decay over time because of standard wear and tear, but also because of poor oral health care. But we're here to help you with these tips to help you prevent tooth decay and keep your teeth healthy for a lifetime! As tooth decay occurs, the tooth’s enamel breaks...
Benefits of Professional Teeth Whitening
If your teeth are stained or maybe not as sparkly white as you'd like them to be, then professional teeth whitening is a great way to improve the brilliance of your smile. Yellow or mottled teeth can ruin your facial appearance, making you look older than you are. You...
Chipped Tooth? Learn about procedures and options
One of the most common dental problems that people can experience is a chipped tooth. Sometimes the strength of the enamel that covers the tooth gives in, subjecting it to external damage. Here are some of the important facts that you need to know about this...
October is Dental Hygiene Month
Dental hygiene is always important. However, with October being labeled Dental Hygiene Month, oral health steps front and center. Midway Family and Cosmetic Dentistry, which serves the Alpharetta, Georgia and surrounding areas invites our patients, prospective...
Top 11 Oral Health Tips for a Healthier Mouth
At Midway Family and Cosmetic Dentistry in Alpharetta, Ga., we offer a variety of oral health care services to children, teenagers and adults. We recommend using these dental hygiene oral health tips so that you have healthier gums and teeth. Tip 1: Consuming a...
What Are Dental Veneers and How do they Work?
Dental Veneers DefinedDental veneers are thin, customized shells designed to fit over a patient's teeth for the purpose of improving their appearance. Veneers are made of either porcelain or laminate material. The shells are affixed to the front of the...
The Link between Gum Disease and Heart Health
Have you noticed signs of gum disease? When you brush your teeth, you may notice a drop or two of blood in the sink. That is an early warning sign and simply means you should get checked by your dentist. Being proactive can help prevent all sorts of issues...
A Parent’s Guide to Teeth: Primary VS Permanent Teeth
Primary teeth, or baby teeth, begin to emerge when a baby reaches the age of approximately six months old. These teeth continue to come in until a toddler reaches the age of about three. A toddler gets 20 primary or baby teeth in total. Ten teeth form on...
Do I have a Cavity? Cavity Treatment and Prevention
Having a beautiful smile is important for your self-esteem and overall physical health. People who have chronic oral infections and rotten teeth can start to feel ashamed of their smile and uncomfortable talking to friends, family and even strangers. Poor oral health...
April Is Oral Health Month!
April is oral health month, and although we should all prioritize our health beyond this month, taking the time to think about ways to improve the health of our mouth, teeth and gums is a noble pursuit. As your oral health is intimately connected to your total health...
Tooth Sensitivity: Too Hot or Too Cold?
Tooth Sensitivity: Too Hot or Too Cold? Did you know that approximately 45 million Americans suffer from tooth sensitivity? If you experience pain in your teeth after eating ice cream or sipping hot soup, chances are you have sensitive teeth. However, most causes of...
Electric Toothbrushes VS Manual Toothbrushes: Which is Better?
Brushing your teeth regularly is the foundation of great oral health. Brushing regularly helps reduce the changes of cavities, plaque buildup, gum disease and many other common dental challenges. When it comes to brushing your teeth, there are a few different options...
Do You Have Deep Gum Pockets?
Has your dentist mentioned to you that you have deeper than normal gum pockets? Typically, it’s detected when there are deeper spaces around your teeth where the gum tissue attaches. they are caused by bacteria and are typically known as “periodontal pockets.” When...
What is TMJ/TMD and What are the Treatment Options?
If you’ve ever experienced a clicking or popping sound in your jaw when you open or close your mouth, you may have a disorder called TMD – Temporomandibular Joint Disorder – sometimes called TMJ. TMJ is short for temporomandibular joint and the disorder is commonly,...
Sore or Bleeding Gums and Flossing Pain
You’re going about your normal routine of brushing and flossing, and you spit out the toothpaste and notice a bit of pink. You may also see some bleeding when you floss. A small amount of blood may be a normal occurrence to you but it’s definitely not something that...
5 Causes of Bad Breath and their Remedies
Bad Breath can happen to anyone, and surely at some point or another, we’ve all suffered from it. You may suffer from bad breath and no one ever told you. That’s one of the most difficult things about it—having it and not knowing it. Having bad breath can cause many...
Oral Health, Tooth Decay, and Sugary Drinks
At Midway Family and Cosmetic Dentistry, we see numerous patients every week who have tooth decay, gum problems, sensitive teeth, enamel damage, and cosmetic dental concerns. Many of our patients frequently ask what steps they can take to protect their teeth and...
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