Did you know that nearly 50 percent of all adults are suffering from gum disease? Untreated forms of gum disease will lead to infections, tooth loss, and gum recession. That’s why it is so important to schedule routine dental appointments, as gingivitis–an early form of gum disease– can be easily detected during regular teeth cleaning…
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When you think about your upcoming dental appointment, how do you feel? Are you excited or filled with anxiety? Like many people, anxiety is a feeling often associated with the dentist. Dental anxiety is so common that it actually has a name: odontophobia. Yet, there’s no need to fear the examination chair. At Supreme Dentistry,…
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People who brush their teeth regularly still suffer from plaque and tooth decay. Even if you brush your teeth twice a day, a toothbrush can miss out on particles that are stuck too deep in your teeth or gums—the solution: dental sealants. Dental sealants are a great addition to the general dental services that we…
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Suffering from chipped, cracked, and yellow teeth can do nothing to boost your confidence or outer appearance. And while discoloration or chipped teeth won’t make you eagerly break out into a wide grin, tooth bonding is a solution to your problem. Tooth bonding is an inexpensive cosmetic dentistry procedure that we perform at Supreme Dentistry.…
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If you brush and floss your teeth twice daily, you may wonder if it is worth visiting your dentist twice a year for teeth cleaning. After all, you can clean your teeth just fine at home, right? You may be surprised to learn that even with good oral hygiene habits, you still need to see…
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Invisalign has made the once impossible feat of straightening teeth without traditional braces possible with clear, discreet aligners. If you dream of a straighter smile, you may want to know if Invisalign clear aligners would be right for you. At Supreme Dentistry, we offer Invisalign clear aligners as part of our wide array of cosmetic…
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There is already fluoride in most kinds of toothpaste on the market, and your local tap water may even contain some levels of fluoride, so do you still need to get a dental fluoride treatment? The truth is some people are more susceptible to cavities than others and would benefit from a regular fluoride treatment…
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If you’ve experienced a damaged or infected tooth, chances are you’ve at least heard of the dental procedure known as a root canal. Although root canal treatment can provide relief for those suffering from tooth decay or tooth infection, it’s a relatively intense procedure that poses certain risks. In short, it is better to avoid…
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If you’re dreading getting a tooth pulled, you’re not alone. Most people feel some trepidation as they prepare to have a tooth removed. Fortunately, most simple extractions today are safe and relatively painless. If you are about to have a tooth extracted, you may also be worried about the recovery process’s length and extremity. The…
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More than half of American adults have gum disease, while nearly 30 percent have untreated cavities. Despite the known potential risks of not treating these and other dental conditions, many of these people cannot pursue the treatment they need due to the costs involved with dental care. Fortunately, dental insurance can often make expensive treatments…
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