Baldwin Family Dental Blog

Just like almost any type of discomfort, pain in the face is a sign that something isn’t right. However, the issue at hand could be difficult to pinpoint on your own – especially if it is coming from somewhere in your mouth. You could be dealing with a dental emergency. There are a variety of ailments that could cause you facial discomfort. Read on to learn more about each one and what you should do next.

If you suffer from dental phobia or anxiety, even seeing the dentist for your routine cleanings and checkups might be a challenge. The good news is that your dentist has a solution that may make even the most basic treatments much easier. It’s called sedation dentistry, and it’s used to help patients who are anxious or afraid the dentist feel much more comfortable while they’re in the dental chair. Unfortunately, some patients don’t seek this treatment because of misinformation they’ve heard about it. Here’s the truth about four myths that could be holding you back from getting the dental care you need.

If the idea of undergoing dental procedures makes you feel uncomfortable or even a little scared, rest assured that your dentist wants to help! As you express your concerns, your care team might recommend that you use oral conscious sedation during your next treatment. How does this provision work, and who is a good candidate for it? This blog post provides some helpful information.

The idea of finally achieving your dream smile is exciting – and can also be a bit overwhelming. If your cosmetic dentistry consultation is coming up, for example, you’re probably either struggling to pin down all of the questions swirling in your head, or are finding it difficult to think of any at all.

Don’t worry, that’s exactly what lists like this are for! Feel free to write down the consultation questions that sound good to you.

For many people, the thought of sitting in a dentist’s chair brings on feelings of nervousness—or even fear. If you or someone you love struggles with dental anxiety, you’re not alone. Millions of Americans avoid or postpone dental visits because of stress, fear, or discomfort. Fortunately, sedation dentistry offers a safe and effective way to help patients feel calm and comfortable during dental procedures. But who exactly can benefit from sedation dentistry? Let’s explore who it helps and why it might be the right option for you.

If you have been looking for ways to spruce up your teeth, you might’ve seen different before-and-after results. You may consider cosmetic dentistry for yourself, but these photos often show those who are in their 20s to 30s. Does this mean you can’t get these services as an older adult? Breathe a sigh of relief knowing that your age doesn’t matter when it comes to sprucing up your smile! Keep reading to learn why they may still be a possibility for you.

Dental implants are astounding prosthetic appliances that replace missing teeth with lifelike and functional restorations. While you have probably seen these devices in the smiles of many people you have met, it’s quite unlikely that you noticed they were there since they look exactly like real teeth. Here are a few astounding facts about how dental implants can help a patient achieve a complete and beautiful grin.

Dental implants have allowed countless patients to replace their lost teeth with gorgeous restorations that look, work, and feel just like the real thing. However, they are placed through a specialized surgical process, and this can make some people hesitant to consider them. Here’s a brief guide to why the dental implant placement process is remarkably safe as well as how they can help you stay in good health for life.

When it comes to understanding why dental implants are simply the best way to replace missing teeth there’s no confusion. But sometimes, the jargon your dentist may use during the treatment process may leave you scratching your head. Abutment? Osseointegration? What do these terms mean? Thankfully, there’s no need to download the latest language translation app. Here are the definitions of some key dental implant terms you may hear at your next dental appointment, and why they matter to your smile!

Whether you’re 22 years old and are missing one tooth or 84 years old and missing an entire arch, dental implants are the only tooth replacement treatment that can restore both the roots and crowns of missing teeth. This leads to results that not only look natural, but also feel lifelike, helping you get the most out of your new smile. Read on to learn more about how age can impact your ability to get dental implants, and what other traits make for a good candidate.