What Conditions Require Emergency Dental Care?

Dental emergencies are no joke – they can be a serious problem, leading to lost teeth and lost oral function. The only way to protect your teeth and your oral health during a…

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What to Look for When Choosing a Dentist

Looking for a new dentist can be daunting. A look at local listings will always reveal plenty of options, whether in your own town or in a nearby city. Most dentists will also…

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Is Morning Breath Normal?

Morning breath is one of the most frustrating – and can be one of the most embarrassing – parts of waking up in the morning. At Ideal Dental, our dental professionals commonly get…

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What to do When Your Child’s Baby Tooth is Loose

At around the age of six or seven years old, the first baby teeth usually start to get wiggly. This process is perfectly normal—those first teeth are being pushed out of the way…

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Can Gum Disease Be Cured?

Gum disease can be cured by removing unhealthy bacteria and allowing your gums to heal. The treatment recommended by your dentist will depend on the stage of the disease and other factors. In…

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Types of Dentures

Dentures are a popular option for tooth replacement for people who have lost some or all of their natural teeth due to dental disease or trauma to the mouth. With more types of…

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Should You Rinse After Brushing Your Teeth?

Brush, rinse, spit – done! Right? The truth is that if you’re brushing your teeth twice daily – rinse or no-rinse – you’re caring for your teeth, promoting good oral health,…

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Benefits of Professional Whitening vs. At-Home Whitening

Even when you watch your diet and take excellent care of your oral health, age will eventually affect the color of your teeth. The process from having bright white teeth as a child…

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Do Dental Fillings Hurt?

If you’ve been told you need a dental filling, you might be wondering if it will hurt and what to expect. In this blog, we’ll help answer your questions about dental fillings to…

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Warning Signs of Receding Gums

Receding gums occur when your gums pull back from the surface of your teeth and expose their root surfaces. This problem is common with periodontal disease, also known as gum disease. Poor oral…

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