Take Care of Your Teeth!
Visit the Dentist Regularly
The first step to taking better care of your teeth is visiting a general dentist every six to twelve months. Making sure your natural teeth are getting regular dental cleanings, x-rays, and exams will help prevent tooth decay and keep you from forming oral cavities that require fillings or crowns to repair.
Composite Fillings
If you do happen to have a cavity, the Parkway Dental team has you covered. We can help fix and strengthen your damaged teeth by filling in decayed areas with composite fillings. These will help restore your tooth to it’s strongest and best looking state. Fillings are an important part of maintaining healthy teeth.
Root Canal Therapy
If you find yourself with an infection in the pulp of your tooth, a tooth extraction may not be necessary. Root canals are designed to help save infected teeth and restore them to their proper form. By removing infected areas and filling in the tooth with strong and long lasting materials, a root canal can help save the day by keeping your natural tooth from having to be taken out.
Tooth Extractions
In some cases, a tooth cannot be saved. While this is rare, it does happen. But there’s no need to fret. A well trained dental school graduate will be there to help walk you through the process of removing the tooth that’s causing you trouble. Parkway Dental and Orthodontics offers dental implants, dental bridges, and other tooth replacement options that can fill in that gap in your smile in no time at all!
If you’re in need of some general dental procedures, come into the Parkway Dental and Orthodontics office to get the quality dental care that you deserve! |
Parkway Dental and Orthodontics, we care about your oral health and your oral hygiene habits. We understand that it can be difficult to find a quality family dentist or a general dentist that puts your oral health first. That’s why our team is dedicated to helping you and reminding you to visit the dentist regularly to keep your smile free of decayed teeth and gum disease.