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If you want a top-notch oral health and a pristine smile, then it’s important to take good care of your toothbrush. Your toothbrush is a handy tool that can scrub and clean your chompers on a regular basis—but only if it’s in good condition. So, to help you keep your toothbrush in tip-top shape, then […]

Everyone values their teeth. We understand that our patients take proper precautions to protect their teeth. However, sometimes life offers a swerve and things happen which can end up with a tooth knocked out. If this, unfortunately, happens to you, you should know that you can still keep from losing the tooth by taking the […]

Stains can develop in tooth enamel when dark particles from foods and beverages are allowed to set in. This is even more likely to be an issue if you are a tobacco user. Many people struggling with a stained or yellow smile will start by turning to whitening toothpaste. Unfortunately, the concentration of hydrogen peroxide […]

While it is rare, there are times when a severe oral accident or hard blow to the face can cause enough trauma to knock a tooth out of its socket. In these instances, the severity of the damage will largely influence the level of first-aid and treatment called for to manage pain and improve your […]

Are you making resolutions for the new year ahead of us? Many of us are seeking to put our best foot forward for positive change and healthier habits. If you are making resolutions, don’t forget your smile. A healthy smile not only helps your self-image, but benefits your general health and well-being as well. We agree […]

Did you know that if you drink soda, your smile could be in grave danger? Well, it’s true! In fact, soda can cause many dental issues, like enamel erosion and tooth decay. These two dental issues can result in major complications, including tooth sensitivity and tooth extraction. So, it’s best to prevent enamel erosion and […]

A dental filling is commonly used by your dentists, Dr. Ball and Dr. Broadbent, to repair a modest-sized cavity that is located on the enamel layer of a tooth. Dental fillings in Orem, Utah, are artificial materials that are designed to replace the decayed enamel and restore the full function of the compromised tooth. The […]

It’s common for people to have dental anxiety, which typically makes them dislike going to the dentist. However, there are things you can do to help your child grow up feeling calm and comfortable in the dental chair. Those things are: -Bring them with you when you come in for your checkups. Seeing their parent […]

On a microscopic level, your tooth enamel is made up of microscopic mineral crystal structures. The density of these minerals is what enables your teeth to be strong enough to bite, chew and grind hard foods. Poor oral hygiene and high consumption of acidic foods and beverages can gradually erode the mineral density of your […]