Dental Blog by Dr. Michael Sramban

The first dental visit is an important milestone in your child’s oral health journey. It sets the foundation for a lifetime of positive dental experiences. However, it’s natural for children to feel anxious or unsure about their first dental appointment. In this blog post, we will explore how you can prepare your child for their…

Orthodontic issues can affect individuals of all ages, and early detection and treatment are crucial for achieving a healthy and beautiful smile. In this blog post, we will explore common orthodontic issues that people may experience and discuss the various treatment options available to address these concerns. Crowding Crowding is one of the most common…

Oral surgery can be overwhelming for people, regardless of age. That is why it’s important to get all the necessary information about sedative options available to maximize your comfort. Whether you are scheduled for your first oral surgery or have undergone surgery before, you might have several questions to ask your oral surgeon regarding anesthesia.…

When you need restorative dental treatment for cavities, decay, or tooth loss, your dentist may recommend several options, including dental implants and crowns. However, there are factors to consider when choosing between dental crowns and implants. Both solutions effectively restore the tooth, but they are not the same. In situations where either dental treatment can work,…

Regular brushing and flossing aren’t always enough to avoid tooth decay, tooth loss, gum disease, and other oral health problems. In addition to home oral hygiene practices, you need biannual exams and cleanings to remove plaque buildup and cavities. If you have gum disease or periodontal issues, your dentist may recommend deep cleaning to protect…

If you have noticed blood in the sink while brushing your teeth, you are not alone. Almost all adults experience some degree of bleeding from the gums at some point. A new toothbrush, vitamin deficiencies, or gum inflammation can cause bleeding gums. However, bleeding gums may be a sign of a more serious dental problem.…

Wisdom teeth are the third molars in the very back of your mouth. Unlike your other permanent teeth, these usually come in when you’re between the ages of 17-25. You may notice pain when these teeth are trying to erupt. Dentists sometimes recommend that these teeth be extracted, because they provide no benefits and often…

Damaged teeth or gaps between teeth may leave you feeling insecure about your smile and affect your quality of life. However, improving the appearance and look of your teeth does not always require expensive and complicated cosmetic dental treatments. If you want to improve your smile, composite bonding is an excellent dental treatment to consider.…

Although most people see a dentist at least twice annually for preventive care, you may need to schedule a dental appointment for treatment in between visits. Several signs and situations will help you determine when to make an appointment. Maintaining your oral health is essential for your happiness and overall wellbeing. The following are signs…