Dr. Lee Brown is at it again!. This time he’s sharing a story about a patient who is very dedicated to his family and his job, but the stress he experiences has manifested in his teeth, creating a less than ideal oral health situation.
If you have watched any of our success story videos, you will see that many of our patients benefit from dental crowns. If we have recently recommended a dental crown and you have postponed scheduling your treatment, there is no better time to make your appointment. A dental crown is a common treatment that can be used on its own or in conjunction with other treatments to restore and improve your oral health. Even if we have not recently recommended a dental crown for you, one of your family members might be in need, and it is helpful to learn the process.
Have you noticed that you often see signs of blood when you rinse your mouth after brushing and flossing your teeth? If so, you are experiencing bleeding gums. Bleeding gums can be caused by something as simple as food trapped between teeth, brushing too hard, or flossing too roughly. Signs of bleeding gums are not an immediate cause for concern; however, if you notice it is becoming a regular occurrence, be sure to contact our office. Some other possible causes of bleeding gums includes:
Getting sick is never ideal. But it seems almost inevitable in the winter. Dr. Lee Brown has some advice on how to minimize your risk for the rest of the winter and the rest of the year, because let’s face it, you can get sick anytime if you’re not careful.
Do you avoid eating foods and drinking beverages that are hot because they irritate your teeth? If so, you may be experiencing tooth sensitivity. It is not uncommon to experience sensitivity from time to time, especially following certain dental treatments; however, when you experience it regularly, you may have a problem with your oral health and need to visit our office. Read on to learn more about tooth sensitivity and how to treat symptoms.
Dental implants are definitely the star of this show. The patient is looking good, feeling great, and, most importantly, he will enjoy better dental health for the rest of his life!
Dr. Lee Brown knows a busy schedule can make it difficult to reach your smile goals. He and his team will work with your hectic schedule.
At Brown & Gettings, DDS, we often speak about your oral and your overall health. We are committed to assisting our patients in restoring and maintaining their oral health over the course of their lives. Unfortunately, there are certain habits that can negatively affect their teeth and lead to serious complications with their oral health. We want to take a few moments to share what habits may be affecting your oral health so you can make the necessary changes as soon as possible:
Would you love to improve your smile but have been hesitant to learn more about what treatments would best benefit your oral health due to your age or the extent of treatment you need? Perhaps we suggested a treatment, but you have yet to schedule an appointment because you are unsure of our recommendation. We are here to tell you that there is no such thing as a bad time to improve your smile. We assist patients of all ages and have been able to help patients with severe dental issues and imperfections. We provide a number of cosmetic and restorative treatments that can bring about any change to your smile you would like to see.
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