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Nov
22

The Truth About Cosmetic Dentistry

Chances are, you’ve heard the term cosmetic dentistry. You may be curious about how it could improve your oral health but feel unsure about what it really means because of myths and misinformation. Simply put, cosmetic dentistry is the branch…

Oct
20

My Tooth Is Throbbing – What Do I Do?

When it comes to tooth pain, the type and intensity can vary widely. You might notice a dull, lingering ache that comes and goes or a sharp, sudden jolt of pain when you bite down. Sometimes, it’s a wave of…

Sep
11

Everything You Need to Know About Sedation Dentistry

At Maitland Ave Smile Co., we understand that dental anxiety can be debilitating. It can impact your oral health, preventing you from keeping up with your biannual professional cleaning and check-ups. Unfortunately, as you continue to avoid the dentist, your…

Aug
22

Oral Health and Diabetes: What You Need to Know

While it’s common knowledge that diabetes impacts your overall health, it also plays an important role in your oral health. People with high blood sugar levels have an increased risk of gingivitis, periodontitis (severe gum disease), oral infections, and dry…

Aug
11

Recovery Tips for Oral Surgery

You return home after oral surgery and settle in on the couch — numb smile, ice pack in hand — only to wonder, “Now what?” To ensure a smooth healing process, it’s crucial to follow the recovery tips provided by…

Jul
25

Your Dental Health in the Summer

Summer is a season filled with lazy days in the sun and late nights with friends, accompanied by iced coffee, popsicles, and other sweet treats to keep you cool. While the focus is on fun in the sun, it can…

Jul
09

Frequently Asked Questions: Porcelain Veneers

Are you considering porcelain veneers but feel unsure about where to start? You’re not alone! At Maitland Ave Smile Co., we get a lot of questions from our patients about what veneers are, how they work, and how to know…

Jun
20

Pediatric Dentistry at Maitland Ave Smile Co.

It’s important to start caring for your child’s teeth early, and a big part of that care is seeing a dentist who practices pediatric dentistry. Children typically develop their baby, or primary, teeth beginning at five or six months old.…

Jun
05

Your Guide to Dental Implants

Dental implants are ceramic or titanium posts that act like the roots of your natural teeth. They are inserted into the jawbone to hold permanent or removable prosthetic teeth, which are made to match your natural teeth. They create a…

May
24

Frequently Asked Questions About Gum Disease

Gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, is a common condition, impacting nearly two in five adults in the United States. However, it can be hard to catch early. The symptoms, including pain, often stay dormant until the disease is…