by Midway Family and Cosmetic Dentistry | Apr 25, 2019 | General Dentistry
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...
by Midway Family and Cosmetic Dentistry | Mar 25, 2019 | General Dentistry
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...
by Midway Family and Cosmetic Dentistry | Feb 25, 2019 | From Our Blog, General Dentistry, Periodontal Prevention
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...
by Midway Family and Cosmetic Dentistry | Feb 5, 2019 | General Dentistry, Periodontal Prevention
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...
by Midway Family and Cosmetic Dentistry | Jan 9, 2019 | General Dentistry, Services, TMJ
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,...
by Midway Family and Cosmetic Dentistry | Dec 5, 2018 | General Dentistry, Healthy Lifestyle, Periodontal Prevention
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...
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