Are your teeth hurting you and you don’t know why? Dealing with dental pain can put a real damper on your everyday life. Check out our blog post for a look at some possible reasons why your teeth may hurt.
Getting braces is a milestone for most people, but even though orthodontic treatment is quite popular, you may have some questions about whether or not it’s right for you or your child. Read our blog post for a look at eight frequently asked questions our team at Altitude Family Dental receives about orthodontic treatment.
Have you looked in the mirror and noticed that your gums seem to be shrinking? Your gums may be receding. There are many factors that may be causing your gum recession. Check out our blog post for what you need to know about gum recession, contributing factors, and how to combat it!
We work with our patients to make sure wisdom teeth removal is straightforward and comfortable from start to finish, and that it’s done before lasting damage can be caused to the smile. Check out our blog post where we go over what you need to know about care after wisdom teeth removal.
So you chipped a tooth. Don’t panic. It’s not the end of the world, and it may not be the end of your tooth! Read our blog post where we let you know how to treat a chipped tooth.
Childhood is full of important milestones. As dental professionals, there’s one milestone in particular that we have to urge you to keep in mind: your child’s first dental appointment. Read our blog post for a look at when that should happen and what to expect.
Do you know what to do if you have a tooth knocked out, maybe while playing sports? Check out our blog post for the steps you should take to help preserve your knocked out tooth.
On our blog post, learn about natural teeth colors. We also discuss what can stain teeth & how to improve their color.
Read our blog post to learn how fluoride, a natural mineral, can reduce your risk of decay and cavities. Contact our team for more information about how to prevent oral health issues.
Happy New Year! Check out our blog post for New Year's resolutions that will improve your oral health.