Created on September 30, 2014
Any pain effecting your teeth, gums or jaw should be immediately evaluated by your dentist. This is especially true of any sharp or sudden pain that you may be experiencing in your mouth. Sudden pain is often a sign of an underlying dental condition that requires an immediate repair such as a filling or root […]
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Created on September 15, 2014
Gum disease is a very common dental condition. In fact, it is becoming more prevalent in American patients today and is one of the leading causes of tooth loss. If caught in the early stages, gum disease can actually be treated or reversed. This can be done by caring for your teeth and gums at […]
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Created on August 31, 2014
Gum disease is one of the most common conditions affecting dental patients in America. It is often characterized by red, swollen or even bleeding gums and is commonly caused by neglecting the health of your gums at home. The good news is that when caught in its earliest stages, gum disease is completely treatable and […]
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Created on August 15, 2014
While some patients may be anxious about receiving dental x-rays out of fear of unnecessary radiation exposure, it is important to realize that dental x-rays are completely safe. In fact, dental x-rays are one of the most important tools that your dentist has to identify tooth decay in its early stages. When you visit Dr. […]
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Created on July 31, 2014
Fluoride is a word strongly associated with dental care and one that you’ve likely heard in your dentist’s office as well as on packaged products in the drug store. But do you know what fluoride is and why it’s important? Fluoride is a mineral that is important for keeping adult tooth enamel strong. By regularly […]
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Created on July 15, 2014
Persistent bad breath, also known as halitosis, can be one of the most frustrating dental conditions experienced by Dr. Peck’s patients. Often seen in newer patients, or those with a weak at-home dental care routine, halitosis is a completely treatable condition. Don’t let bad breath ruin your social and professional interactions. Take these simple steps […]
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