What is Cosmetic Dentistry?
When patients hear that they can enhance their smile and appearance with family dentistry, they’re not always sure what that means. In fact, one of the most common questions we … Read more >>
What is a Tooth Crown?
At Glendora Family Dentistry, we’re used to patients asking the question: what is a tooth crown? A tooth crown, also known as a “dental crown” or “dental cap”, is a … Read more >>
What Are Mini Dental Implants?
Mini dental implants are the newest form of the recent new wave of dental implant technology. Some patients have never even heard of the term. That’s why so many patients are … Read more >>
What is Orthodontics?
It may sound a bit convoluted, but you’re probably wondering, “What exactly is orthodontics?” It is a specialty that some dentists have so that they can set things right when … Read more >>
What are Dental Crowns?
What are crowns? When a person has a heavily damaged tooth, a dentist may put on a special “cap” to strengthen it. A Dental Crown is just such a cap … Read more >>
Three Things you should know about Dental Crowns
Dental crowns or Tooth crowns are a common type of dental restoration procedure that is used by dentists for a long time. They are the most common fixed dental appliances … Read more >>
Causes of Periodontal Disease
Periodontics is a dental specialty focused on the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of a variety of periodontal diseases – gum disease for short – as well as the placement of … Read more >>
Frenectomy
It may sound a bit intimidating, but a frenectomy is actually a fairly simple and straightforward surgical treatment, oftentimes for dental-specific problems. It essentially entails the removal of a frenulum, … Read more >>
Periodontal disease and its causes
Periodontal disease, aside from tooth decay, is one of the leading cause as to why adults and children alike lose their teeth. Periodontal disease, or simply known as gum disease, … Read more >>
What do you do when your tooth filling is removed?
Dental fillings are often used by dentists to cover up the hole in our teeth which is caused by tooth decay. Tooth decay occurs when acids in our mouth dissolve … Read more >>
