Prepare Your Smile for a Sensational 2018 with Dental Bridges

No smile is complete without a full set of chompers. If you are missing any teeth, it is important to have them replaced with a durable prosthetic that is customized to your individual smile. A wonderful procedure to consider for filling in the gaps between your teeth is a dental bridge. Dental bridges, also known as fixed partial dentures, are... read more »

Enhancing Your Oral Health Care for Halloween

If you would like to maximize your chances for success this Halloween, it is important to make sure you have treatment plans and preventive measures in place to prevent damage to your teeth and gums by way of candies or treats that you may consume. Here are few important wants to consider: - Dentist visit: Visit your dentist for routine... read more »

These Things Darken Your Teeth

Generally effective and preventive though they might be, every now and then brushing and flossing aren’t enough to fight oral ailments. One such instance where this is the case is teeth whitening. While you can purchase toothpaste with whitening compounds, certain conditions may render this kind of treatment ineffective in whitening your chompers. Here are a few examples: Age. As... read more »

A Recent Oral Trauma Can Cause a Toothache

Suffering a blow to the face or taking an accidental fall can cause significant oral trauma. Applying first-aid to the wounded soft tissues can help reduce pain. However, one or more teeth in the area could also have been compromised in some way. A tooth that has suffered an impact might not experience significant discomfort. As time goes on inflammation could... read more »

A Brief Tongue Cleaning Can Help Reduce Bad Breath Odors

Bad Breath can sometimes prove to be socially embarrassing. While some cases of halitosis or chronic bad breath can be related to other conditions, acute bad breath can sometimes be attributed to excess bacteria in your mouth. This can sometimes be mitigated by a consistent and effective daily oral hygiene routine. The American Dental Association recommends brushing your teeth twice... read more »

Have a Better Brushing Routine by Using Our Secret Brushing Tips

Did you know there are little things you can do to improve your tooth brushing routine? Well, it’s true, and our dentist, Dr. John Phillips, knows all about those little secrets. Because he cares for you and wants you to have the best smile possible, he is happy to share those secrets with you. First, brush your smile from the... read more »

Advice About Tooth Replacement Therapy

Are you looking for advice about tooth replacement therapy? If so, you have come to the right place! Here at 29th Street Dental Care in Chickasha, Oklahoma, our team of experts are happy to talk to you about your options for tooth replacement therapy to restore your smile. Here is a list of tips to keep in mind from our... read more »

Tips on Having a Good Relationship With Your Orthodontic Appliance

Your orthodontic experience can be one you'll always remember—in a good way. It can be smooth, successful, and even enjoyable. To help make that possible for you, Dr. John Phillips and our orthodontic team encourage you to have a good relationship with your braces. To do so, you need to first brush and floss regularly. Unfortunately, your braces trap food... read more »

Sports Injuries Can Potentially Chip a Tooth

Most rigorous athletics require a mouth guard to protect your teeth from a blow to the face. Yet some of the units sold in stores can prove uncomfortable or ineffective. If you choose not to use a mouth guard, or you suffer a hard blow to the face while using an insufficient mouth guard, you could suffer a chipped or... read more »

The Greatest Risk Factors for Sleep Apnea Disorder

Sleep apnea is a common, yet serious form of sleep disorder that typically arises with ailments or abnormalities within the mouth. Sleep apnea is an irregular pattern or interrupted breathing patterns while you sleep.  If a person suffers from sleep apnea, it can cause serious problems in the body, including high blood pressure, strokes, and heart attacks. Although spotting it... read more »