Many people want to improve the appearance of their smiles, and there are many cosmetic dentistry options available to help. Two popular options to consider when improving your smile are veneers and crowns. Each has its benefits and drawbacks. Let’s dive into the pros and cons of each to help… Read More…
Our bodies undergo various changes as we age, and our dental health is no exception. Understanding these changes is crucial for maintaining a healthy smile throughout your golden years. While your dentist in Long Grove will always provide personalized dental care no matter your age, some tips can help protect… Read More…
Restorative dentistry plays a crucial role in enhancing both the functionality and aesthetics of a smile. Procedures that are considered restorative dentistry can range from repairing damaged teeth to restoring missing ones, but all of these procedures are essential for maintaining oral health and improving quality of life. Understanding Restorative… Read More…
As we age, it becomes increasingly important to pay attention to our oral health. While seniors often focus on their overall health and well-being (and that’s a great thing!), the state of their oral health should not be overlooked. Good oral hygiene can significantly impact a senior’s quality of life,… Read More…
As we head into the one-year mark of this pandemic, there are still several unknowns. But one thing has remained constant the whole time — stress levels are high, and rightfully so. Stress isn’t the best thing for health, especially at times like these. Prolonged periods of high stress can… Read More…
Sometimes no matter how much we take care of our teeth, they get damaged and injured or become susceptible to decay and deterioration. This means a tooth can come loose and eventually fall out… if it didn’t get knocked out due to a trauma like a car or sports accident…. Read More…
Even if you brush twice a day, floss each night, and visit our dental office in Long Grove at least twice a year, you may be doing other things that could be damaging your smile… and you may not even know it. Today we’d like to talk about some of… Read More…
There are a lot of things that can cause tooth damage. We’ve seen cracked teeth from sports injuries, loose teeth caused by clenching and grinding, and there’s always the chance for us to treat someone for a simple cavity. But at our Long Grove dental office, it’s also pretty common… Read More…
At my dental office in Long Grove we are always teaching patients about the effects different foods and beverages can have on teeth, and the importance of maintaining excellent dental hygiene at home. The same is true for denture patients! It’s important to try and avoid foods and drinks that… Read More…