Why Is My Dental Implant Hurting?
In this blog post, we will explore some common reasons why dental implants may cause pain and what you can do to alleviate it.
Read MoreIn this blog post, we will explore some common reasons why dental implants may cause pain and what you can do to alleviate it.
Read MoreIf you have one or even more dental crowns, check out this short blog post to understand how long they last, how to tell if yours is damaged, and what to do to improve its lifespan.
Read MoreIn this blog post, we will explore the question of whether dental implants are considered cosmetic and shed light on the benefits they offer beyond just aesthetics.
Read MoreGetting dental implants is a lengthy and complex procedure that can span over the course of several months. Every step of this process requires a bit of preparation to get yourself and your body ready for the procedure.
Read MoreKeep reading to discover how long fillings last and what to do to improve their lifespan!
Read MoreAt Titletown Dental, we’re here to help. Thanks to our advanced surgical tools, we can restore your missing tooth in one day. Read on to learn more, or contact us now to schedule a consultation today.
Read MoreKeep reading to learn why implants may be a better investment than dentures.
Read MoreTooth loss can affect not only your oral health and confidence to smile but your general health too.
Read MoreRead on in this blog from Titletown Dental to learn more about sedation.
Read MoreConsidering that a tooth infection could already cause a lot of pain, you may not be too excited to find out that you’ll continue to feel a bit of discomfort even after you get it treated.
Read MoreIf you lack sufficient bone structure, there won’t be enough support to hold the implants in place. Read on in this blog from Titletown Dental to find out how you can become a candidate for dental implants despite lacking bone support.
Read MoreWhether you have congenitally missing teeth or you’ve suffered from tooth decay or dental trauma, missing a tooth can make life more difficult. Chewing, speaking, and maintaining a visually appealing smile are things we often take for granted but become a huge hassle when you’re suddenly down a tooth.
Read MoreNo one wants to hear the news that they’ve developed the dreaded dry socket after a tooth extraction. However, it sometimes happens, especially after the removal of wisdom teeth. While dry socket is incredibly rare, only occurring in about 2-5% of people, it’s crucial to recognize the symptoms so you can get treatment in the event it happens to you.
Read MoreDental anxiety is very common. By some estimates, 50-80% of adults in America have some level of anxiety about dental care. Most people have mild dental anxiety that doesn’t stop them from getting care, but severe dental anxiety can make it difficult to keep your mouth healthy.
Read MoreDr. Schmidt’s love for dentistry and patient care goes all the way back to his early high school years when he spent a summer working as a dental assistant. Naturally drawn to smiles and helping others, he immediately knew that a career in dentistry would be the perfect fit for him and never looked back!
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