LAKE FOREST AND LAKE BLUFF IL Do you get nervous at the prospect of an upcoming dental appointment? You’re not alone. Dental anxiety is a common issue that affects people of all ages. This condition can make it difficult to go to the dentist to receive necessary care. People with dental anxiety experience nervousness, worry, […]
How Technology Improves Dental Care for Lake Forest Patients
LAKE FOREST AND LAKE BLUFF IL Dentistry has always been associated with goopy, messy dental impressions any time patients required restorations or orthodontics. Alginate has long since been a popular impression material used in dentistry, and it’s likely that you’ve had alginate impressions taken. But thanks to modern-day technology, those messy impressions can be a […]
6 Ways to Keep Your Smile Looking Youthful
LAKE FOREST AND LAKE BLUFF IL Getting older is a part of life. As a person ages, their teeth often show signs of that but certain conditions can cause noticeable differences in your smile and even make you look even older than you are. Read on as your Lake Forest cosmetic dentist explores 6 ways […]
5 Tips for a Cavity-Free Dental Visit
LAKE FOREST AND LAKE BLUFF IL You’ve heard it from your parents and your dentist… Everyone knows your basic oral care routine you’re supposed to adhere to in order to avoid cavities: brush twice a day, make sure you floss daily and visit your Lake Forest dentist once every six months for a check-up and […]
How to Manage a Dental Emergency
LAKE FOREST AND LAKE BLUFF IL Fortunate is the person who has maintained good oral hygiene and managed to avoid accidents to the mouth and subsequent dental difficulties. For most, however, the teeth/mouth has presented trouble from time to time. Ideally, that trouble has been temporary and was predictable or easily corrected, like the eruption […]
Pain When you Chew Gum could be sign of Something Serious
LAKE FOREST AND LAKE BLUFF IL Are you experiencing jaw pain when completing simple exercises of your mouth, like chewing gum? Jaw pain may even make it difficult to complete normal daily tasks like conversing and eating. Recurring jaw pain could likely be a symptom of an underlying oral condition or disease: sinus issues, ear […]