Dr Euksuzian & Dr Braatz Family & Cosmetic Dentistry Blog

If you have a broken, infected, or decayed tooth that has too much damage for a traditional filling, you may need what is known as a dental crown. Crowns are deluxe fillings that fit over the tooth and look just like the one they are restoring. They are a great way to save your it when it may have otherwise been extracted, but if you’ve never gotten one before, you may be worried about what to expect from your procedure. Mainly, you may be wondering if it will hurt. Here’s what you need to know if your dentist has recommended a crown for you.

You’re the ultimate summer vacation strategist (or at least you think you are). You know all your travel information, you have a packing list, and you’ve even scoured the internet for the best restaurants (or you let your Type A friend do that for you). So you’re confident that your trip will be victorious (or you just really trust your travel mates).

Great! But what about your oral care?

If you thought, “eh, I’ll visit my dentist when I get back,” you might want to think again. Making an appointment before you go has several advantages. Here are just a few!

If you look online for ways to whiten your teeth, you’ll find no shortage of answers. There are plenty of DIY beauty channels and blogs that will offer all kinds of solutions to whiten your teeth, both store-bought and homemade.

These whitening solutions obviously aren’t going to be as effective as what you’d get from a dentist, but they are also undoubtedly much cheaper. Or are they? Here’s what you should know about the effectiveness, and the dangers, associated with various whitening DIY whitening treatments.

Like many, you may not feel thrilled to attend regular dental visits. There could be other things you’d prefer to do with your time. Still, you can always work to make these appointments smoother. Doing so will help you and your dentist get through treatment. Your Medford dental practice is also ready to help you with this effort. To that end, here’s a primer on four ways to make your next dental checkup easier.

When you’re in the midst of a dental emergency, it can be more than a little bit of a challenge to think clearly enough to find a dentist that can help you. Emergency dentistry is widespread enough that finding someone you can trust may feel a little bit like finding a needle in a haystack.

If you need a couple of tips, here are a few qualities you may want to look for in an emergency dentist.