Tooth Pain That Won’t Go Away?

Emergency Dentistry, Smile Dental Clinics

Tooth pain can be frustrating and, sometimes, easy to brush off. Maybe it comes and goes. Maybe it only hurts when you chew. But when a tooth just doesn’t feel quite right, it could be your body’s way of letting you know something deeper is going on. In many cases, that pain means the inner part of your tooth—called the pulp—may be inflamed or infected. When that happens, a root canal may be the best way to stop the pain, remove the infection, and save your natural tooth.

A Smile Worth Sharing

Restorative Dentistry, Smile Dental Clinics

Now and then, a patient comes along who reminds us why we do what we do. LeeAnn is one of those patients. She first came in for a dental implant consultation, unsure of what was possible. She had been through a lot and was worried about how her dental health might affect her overall well-being. More than anything, she wanted to feel better—but like many patients, she wasn’t sure how to make it all work.

4 Ways Veneers Can Transform Your Smile

Cosmetic Dentistry, Restorative Dentistry, Smile Dental Clinics

Have you ever wished your teeth looked brighter, straighter, or more polished? Maybe a chipped tooth, stubborn stains, or small gaps keep you from loving your smile. If so, veneers could be the perfect solution to give you the confident, refreshed look you’ve been wanting. Veneers are custom-made porcelain shells that enhance the appearance of your teeth while looking completely natural. And the best part is you can achieve a brand-new smile in as little as two appointments!

Do You Need A Filling Replaced? Here’s How To Tell

Emergency Dentistry, Smile Dental Clinics

Dental fillings are crucial to protecting teeth from decay, but they aren’t designed to last forever. Over time, they can wear down, loosen, or even crack, leaving your tooth vulnerable. Knowing the signs that it’s time to replace a filling can help you avoid discomfort and preserve your oral health. Here’s what you need to know about keeping your fillings—and your smile—in great shape.