Today’s Advanced Cosmetic Implant & Laser Dentistry blog post focuses on three dental-related myths prevalent in the Seattle area. All Sugar Is Equally Bad For Teeth We all know that sugar increases our risk of tooth decay, but some types are worse than others. Sugar-based foods that sit on the teeth are more dangerous than […]
3 Tips To Make Brushing Count
Many of dentist Brian McKay’s patients walk in for cosmetic dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, or dental implants. Many for routine checkups and cleanings. And most really want to know if they are brushing properly. Having patients come for treatment and leave with questions answered—from which toothpaste to buy to proper tools and techniques—is our business. At […]
Advanced Cosmetic Implant & Laser Dentistry Performs Emergency Root Canals
At Advanced Cosmetic Implant & Laser Dentistry, we perform emergency root canals. Though this procedure strikes fear into the hearts of many people, they should be more afraid of not having a root canal. What is a root canal? When a tooth becomes badly infected or decayed, a qualified dentist or endodontist can fix it. […]
Periodontal Disease Is Linked To Systemic Diseases
Gum disease is a leading cause of tooth loss among adults. Nearly half of Americans over the age of thirty have gum disease in some form. Fortunately, it’s a treatable condition at Advanced Cosmetic Implant and Laser Dentistry in Seattle. What is gum disease? Gum disease is inflammation and infection of the soft tissue that […]
5 Critical Things To Know About Periodontal Disease
Gum disease is inflammation or infection of the gums. For the most part, gum disease is preventable. It is also treatable, at Advanced Cosmetic Implant & Laser Dentistry in Seattle. Gum disease, known formally as periodontial disease, is so pervasive in the US that it has been called a health crisis by the American Dental […]
Preventing Gum Disease
This message from Advanced Cosmetic Implant & Laser Dentistry in Seattle is about gum disease, and how you can prevent it. Run your tongue along the gumline behind your lower front teeth. Do you feel a ridge? This is probably tartar, which is hardened plaque. Even if you brush and floss regularly, plaque and tartar […]