Created on March 15, 2023
Invisalign® is a popular way for many of the patients at Taylor Street Dental in Springfield, MA, to improve the alignment of their teeth and close gaps and other imperfections in their smiles. However, many patients have questions about what they can and cannot eat and drink during treatment. Because the Invisalign® trays are removable, […]
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Created on February 28, 2023
Partial dentures are a type of dental prosthesis used to replace missing teeth. These appliances consist of replacement teeth attached to plastic bases, which are inserted into the patient’s mouth and held in place by clasps that wrap around adjacent healthy teeth. Partial dentures are made from a variety of materials, including metal, plastic, and […]
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Created on February 14, 2023
Invisalign® is an orthodontic treatment solution that uses a series of custom-made aligners to straighten teeth without the need for braces. Unlike traditional braces, Invisalign® aligners are made using clear plastic material, which makes them virtually invisible when worn. As a result, most people won’t even be able to tell that you’re undergoing treatment for […]
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Created on January 30, 2023
As a patient in our dental office, you may be wondering why our dentists always ask that you get your teeth x-rayed. The answer is simple: We want to make sure that any potential oral health problems are caught early on and treated before they can cause significant damage to your smile. So while dental […]
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Created on January 15, 2023
If your dentist at Taylor Street Dental has told you that you have gingivitis, you may be worried about what treatment may entail. You might not be familiar with this condition and what it can do to an otherwise healthy smile. Drs. Peck, Homsi, Tyra, and Seo of Springfield, MA, can assist you in finding […]
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Created on December 30, 2022
Drs. Peck, Homsi, Tyra, and Seo of Taylor Street Dental in Springfield, MA, work routinely with patients who have conditions that cause damage to their natural teeth and gums. This includes bruxism, a condition that causes clenching and grinding of the teeth. Bruxism can be responsible for a wide range of symptoms, and with a […]
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