25061 Peachland Ave.,
Newhall, CA 91321
(661) 259-7760
We have moved! Our office is now located at 25061 Peachland Ave., Newhall, CA 91321.
Since you’re staying inside and we’re limiting treatment to emergency care only, that means we can no longer help you brighten smiles with professional teeth whitening. However, that doesn’t mean we want you to suffer from stained teeth. In today’s blog, your Newhall, CA, dentist looks at what you can do to keep your smile bright from home.
With everything happening in the world today, it’s no surprise that many of us are suffering from elevated levels of stress. Which means for some, this stress could translate into a higher risk of bruxism, or chronic teeth grinding. How does anxiety lead to teeth grinding, and what can our Newhall, CA, patients do to protect their smiles?
In addition to brushing and flossing, we also need to pick healthier food options to help protect our smiles from issues like tooth decay and gum disease. In today’s blog, your Newhall, CA, dentist is talking about how to eat better and safeguard your smile. We also want to remind our patients that we still offer treatment for dental emergencies!
When a tooth becomes infected, you could experience pain when eating, or swelling near the tooth. Unless treated, this could lead to poorer oral health, and even a higher risk of tooth loss. In today’s blog, your Newhall, CA, dentist talks about our emergency treatments and how we address issues like dental infection.
If you begin to experience pain in one or more of your teeth, this could signal the onset of a cavity, or possibly an infection! We’re still providing emergency care for Newhall, CA, patients on a case-by-case basis, so if your tooth hurts, then let us know! In today’s blog, we’re going to talk about what we can do to halt discomfort in your smile.
Our team cares about our Newhall, CA, community, which means we’re limiting our treatment options and office hours to help reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19. In addition to only providing emergency care on a case-by-case basis, our team also follows strict cleaning and safety protocols. Find out how we’re keeping our patients safe in today’s blog.
A dental emergency is simply any damage to your teeth, or injury to your gums or oral structures, that isn’t life threatening, but is serious enough to require immediate attention. In today’s blog, your Newhall, CA, dentist looks at how we address these scenarios and repair the teeth, and what you can do to ease discomfort in the immediate aftermath.
Right now, there are a lot of concerns about leaving the house and the risk of contracting COVID-19. We understand, and take steps to ensure our offices are clean and safe. In addition, our general and preventive treatments help our Newhall, CA, patients enjoy optimal oral health, and avoid issues like tooth decay and gum disease!
A dental implant is essentially a new tooth root, one that can help you address minor and severe cases of tooth loss. Placement is crucial for ensuring they can support daily bite forces and pressure, which is why we use computer technology to guide them in place. In today’s blog, your Newhall, CA, dentist explains how CT technology helps with the tooth replacement process.
While your Newhall, CA, dentist strives to help protect teeth and repair any damage or oral health issues to preserve them, sometimes protecting your oral health means actually removing a tooth. With a surgical tooth extraction, we can help prevent the complications of wisdom tooth impaction or even an infected to severely damaged tooth.