Hormonal changes throughout life can have a significant impact on oral health, affecting everything from gum health to saliva production. Many people are unaware of how various life stages, such as puberty, pregnancy, menstruation, and menopause, can influence the condition of their teeth and gums. At Northfield Dental Group, we believe it’s essential to understand …Read the full article
At Northfield Dental Group, we’re proud to use the latest technology in our office. With our state-of-the-art CO2 laser, our skilled dental surgeons, can expertly remove tooth decay, treat gum disease, and remove mouth lesions with superior precision. If you have a procedure coming up, this blog is for you. Read on to learn …Read the full article
Bleeding gums are a common issue, and our Northfield Dental Group patients often ask our dedicated specialists, whether it’s something they need to be worried about. In this blog we help you understand what might be causing your gums to bleed and what you can do about it. Causes of Bleeding Gums Some of the …Read the full article
Cavities occur when the tooth’s protective layer breaks down, leaving a small tunnel into the inner tooth. No doubt, untreated cavities can be quite painful, but at Northfield Dental Group, we help patients get past the pain fast and give them tools to prevent future oral health problems. Our esteemed dental care specialists, are experts …Read the full article
Many people experience tooth pain or discomfort after consuming sugary foods. This phenomenon can be concerning and uncomfortable, raising questions about the impact of our diet on our dental health. Understanding why this discomfort occurs and how to prevent it is crucial in protecting our dental well-being. That’s where the expertise and dedication of Northfield …Read the full article
Tooth decay, also known as cavities, is a common oral health problem affecting people of all ages worldwide. It happens when oral bacteria produce acids that damage the teeth’s enamel, which serves as their outermost layer of protection. It might cause tiny gaps or cavities to appear. The doctors at Northfield Dental Group want patients …Read the full article
A dental X-ray, or radiograph, is a valuable diagnostic tool. Dentists and Orthodontics can use it to assess teeth’ health. It can also detect gum-related issues and underlying bone structure. But have you ever wondered if it is always necessary?
Regular dental appointments play an essential role in maintaining the health of your teeth and gums. They are also necessary for preventing serious dental complications, such as gum disease. Scaling and root planing are deep cleaning techniques used by dentists and hygienists during cleanings to prevent gum disease. Below, the experts at Northfield Dental Group …Read the full article
Dental anxiety is a common issue that affects many individuals. It can prevent patients from seeking and receiving the dental care they need. The fear associated with even routine dental treatments can lead to untreated dental issues, which can become worse over time. Dr. Ivan Stein and Dr. Allan Stein offer sedation dentistry to help …Read the full article
As we strive to maintain optimal oral health, our teeth may require more than routine care. Sometimes, a painful tooth is more than a toothache; it can be a sign of infection or severe dental decay. When this is the case, a root canal may be required to help restore the health and function of …Read the full article
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