Do you often struggle to eat certain foods because they cause extreme discomfort in your teeth? You might experience this issue when biting into frozen foods or eating items with extreme temperature differences. This could be a sign of tooth sensitivity. Many people experience sensitivity occasionally; however, it could also indicate a problem with your oral health.
At Ackley Dental Group, we are passionate about helping our patients choose a treatment that is best for their needs and desires. Have you been dreaming of improving the appearance of your teeth and smile? Two treatments that are popular with our patients are veneers and Invisalign®. We want to explain more about these two treatments to help you decide which of them would be better for you.
Would you love to make an improvement to your smile? If you have been considering making any changes or improvements to your teeth or smile, now is the perfect time to learn more about how we can help you. We offer a variety of different cosmetic dentistry treatment options that can bring about any change you would like to see, big or small. There are many treatments that can be completed before the start of the holiday season. Read on to learn more about some of the cosmetic dentistry treatments we provide to our patients.
Have you ever experienced a mouth sore or ulcer? If so, you know that a sore or ulcer in your mouth can be extremely uncomfortable. Some people may only get mouth sores from time to time, while others are more prone to them and experience this problem regularly. You may be surprised to learn that mouth sores and ulcers can be a warning sign of a problem or complication with your oral health. Mouth sores and ulcers can appear on the cheeks, inside the lips, on the tongue, the gums, and on the floor and roof of the mouth.
It can be difficult to deal with oral health complications. If you or a loved one is dealing with tooth loss or severe tooth decay, it is important to replace the tooth as soon as possible. You may be surprised at the negative effects missing teeth can have on your oral health as well as your overall health. While you may not be experiencing these complications at this time, changes to your oral health can happen quickly, and it helps to know your options. Read to learn more.
At Ackley Dental Group, we are fortunate to have a team that has worked for us for a long time. We take pride in creating a work environment that our team members are happy to come to each day. You may be wondering how this relates to your care. We treat our patients and our team members like family. Since our dental team has been with us for so many years, they’ve gotten to know all our patients on a personal level. They know what is happening in their personal lives, are familiar with their dental history, and know how to treat each patient accordingly. We want to share a video from our team members explaining why they enjoy working at Ackley Dental Group. Click here to watch.
Do you or a loved one get nervous before visiting the dentist or avoid making an appointment out of fear of what may happen in our office? If this sounds like you or someone you know, you’re not alone. Millions of Americans experience some form of dental anxiety or phobia when visiting the dentist. The problem arises when these feelings keep you from getting the dental care you need to ensure lasting oral health. Read on to learn more.
We encourage our patients to visit our office every four to six months for a routine oral hygiene examination and cleaning. We see our patients infrequently during the year, so it is important that they care for their teeth and oral health between visits. Caring for teeth properly helps prevent decay and other oral health problems from developing. Here are some helpful tips to help ensure optimal oral health:
Advancements in dental treatment and technology are ever-growing and changing. If you think back to when you first started visiting the dentist, we would venture to say that the current treatment you receive is remarkably better. The upgrades to dental technology have truly changed how we treat you. The technology we use in our office helps us provide a more comfortable experience with much faster treatment and recovery times. We want to share more information about some of the technology you might see during your next visit. Read on to learn more.
At Ackley Dental Group, we are here to help you and your family with all of your dental health needs. With the school year ending shortly, we know many of our patients will be out and about enjoying the outdoors, biking, playing at playgrounds, traveling, and more. Nothing can ruin a fun time like a dental emergency. It is important to remember that a dental emergency can happen at any time, but it is necessary to remain calm and assess the situation.
