Dental Blog

Tooth loss is, unfortunately a widespread problem, and dental implants are regarded as the gold standard for replacing missing teeth. If you have teeth that are failing or have already lost one or more teeth, our dentist Dr. Alexander Larsen might well suggest you consider dental implants.

If you shudder at the thought of seeing the dentist and actively avoid essential dental care until absolutely necessary, then sedation dentistry is for you! Here at Gentle Dental Arts, we have extensive experience in treating and helping people who feel particularly nervous when seeing a dentist.

Do you or your sleeping partner snore occasionally? Most people do, perhaps because they have a cold or allergies. However, persistent snoring could be an indication of a more serious problem which is called sleep apnea.

Nowadays, if you lose a tooth then often you will be suitable for dental implants. Dental implant technology is frequently regarded as the very best way to restore one or more missing teeth, and it’s a solution that is long-lasting and durable.

The idea of a root canal makes a lot of people weak in the knees, but at Gentle Dental Arts, we regularly perform root canals that have excellent results and that allow patients to regain their dental health while retaining their natural teeth. Understanding root canal treatment is essential in order to fully comprehend the value of this type of treatment for a tooth that’s infected, injured, or decayed.

A bright and confident smile is largely made possible by a perfect set of sparkly white teeth. Indeed, a charming smile is a valuable social asset that could foster your career success and relationship and improve the quality of daily interactions.

When was the last time you smiled confidently? Do you worry about the appearance of your teeth when you smile, or have you accidentally lost or chipped a tooth or more? Gentle Dental Arts provides cosmetic dentistry solutions to restore teeth malformations, restore normal teeth appearance and thus deliver a more perfect, beautiful smile.

Teeth are designed to survive, if not till death, then for the longest time possible. However, we frequently discover that this is not the case. Through age, an accident, or disease, you find holes in your mouth where teeth used to be. You might not notice it at first—especially if the missing tooth is at the back of the mouth—but in time, it might become an issue when eating or speaking.

Dental crowns are "caps" put on top of a tooth to protect it and restore its form, size, and look. They are very adjustable and are typically used when a cavity threatens to ruin a tooth, cover dental implants that may interfere with your smile, prevent discolored teeth, and other purposes.

Dental veneers are becoming increasingly popular in recent years. Mostly, it can be said because of the sheer value they can add to a person’s life. Having an imperfect smile can be a real confidence drainer. However, with the right dental veneers, you can fix this imperfection, but you can also have a total smile makeover that enhances your look.