New Haven Dental Group Blog

In the vast majority of cases, tooth extractions and the subsequent recovery process go smoothly. Most people are back to feeling normal within just a week or two. But what if something goes wrong? Rarely, a complication known as dry socket will develop. What exactly is dry socket, and what steps can you take to prevent it? This blog post provides practical tips.

Do you like to wake up each morning with a hot cup of coffee? Countless millions of people have a similar ritual, and under normal circumstances, there is nothing wrong with enjoying your daily brew. In fact, research indicates that coffee can have some health benefits. But what if you recently got a tooth extracted? Will your procedure disrupt your normal coffee routine? This blog post explains what you should know.

The idea of undergoing an emergency tooth extraction can be intimidating, especially if you have never gotten a tooth removed before! There is really nothing to worry about. A tooth extraction can relieve your pain and open the door for improved oral health. And the experience is much easier than most people expect! What exactly does a tooth extraction feel like? This blog post walks you through the procedure.

Toothaches are the worst! When you have that intense nagging pain in your mouth, you should certainly call your emergency dentist to request an appointment. But what if they cannot see you until the next business day? You will need to find a way to sleep with your toothache. How can you manage your discomfort and get some much-needed rest? This blog post contains helpful tips.

The holidays can be a joyful time, complete with family, friends, and good food. Unfortunately, too much of a good thing can be bad, especially for your dental health. When it comes to the meals, snacks, and sweet treats you choose, the result can be learning that you have cavities at your post-holiday dental appointment. What can you do to avoid this? This blog post offers helpful tips to help you maintain a healthy smile as you enter the new year.

A dental emergency can be scary! It can be painful, distracting, and utterly frustrating. In such a situation, you should seek professional care as soon as possible. But whom should you visit? Should you call your dentist and wait for an appointment, or should you head to the local ER to see what they can do for you? The answer to that question depends on your unique circumstances. This blog post provides practical guidance to help you make wise decisions.

Choosing Invisalign to straighten your teeth is an exciting step toward a healthier, more confident smile. You might be drawn to the convenience and subtle appearance of these aligners, yet you may still wonder how they could influence your daily routine, particularly your speech. Many prospective patients share this concern, so you are not alone if you want more information. This blog post shares what you should know.

Invisalign is a popular orthodontic treatment. Indeed, it is effective, convenient, and discreet. If you decide to get it, you can look forward to a positive experience! Still, it is good to have well-rounded knowledge of this procedure before you commit to it. How does Invisalign work, and what are some key details about it that you should keep in mind? This blog post shares five important points.

Countless thousands of adults get started with orthodontic treatment every year. Indeed, straightening your teeth has the potential to improve your oral health, enhance your smile, and boost your self-image. Still, you might be reluctant because the idea of wearing braces to work seems complicated or embarrassing. There is no need to worry! You can adapt to your treatment and enjoy a confident smile with the help of these practical tips:

Do you have a general dentist whom you know and trust? That is a wonderful thing! Because of your good relationship with your normal dentist, you might dread the idea of trying to find a different care provider for cosmetic treatment. The good news is that you probably will not have to! In fact, most general dentists are very well-qualified to perform cosmetic services. In this blog post, you will learn more about what you should know about aesthetic treatments from your regular dentist.