When you think of root canals, you likely envision torturous images of being strapped to a dental chair at the mercy of a sadistic dentist. While that is a vast exaggeration perpetuated through popular media, most still understand that a root canal is often performed in an effort to save the tooth. Thus, like most, […]
Read MoreWhen one of your teeth has an infected nerve, it can be extremely painful, and it can even put you at risk for tooth loss. Fortunately, you can save your teeth and alleviate your pain by getting a simple procedure called a root canal. Root canals are available from Dr. Jennifer Houck, Dr. Lauren Smith […]
Read MoreStudies have recently uncovered a link between gum disease and pancreatic cancer. While the specifics behind the connection are still unknown, there is evidence that those with untreated gum disease are more likely to develop pancreatic cancer. This may be due to oral bacteria from periodontal disease making its way to the pancreas and contributing […]
Read MoreGum disease is unsightly but many people don’t realize that your oral health is directly linked to the rest of your physical health, making it dangerous as well. Gum disease has been linked to heart disease and Alzheimer’s and now researchers believe it is linked to pancreatic cancer as well. The Research A study conducted […]
Read MoreNovember is Child Safety Protection Month, and Dr. James Lesinski is raising awareness by educating parents on how important good oral health is for the current and future safety of their children. Oral health has been linked to overall physical health, so if you want to help your child have a healthy, disease-free future, scheduling […]
Read MoreAll-on-4® dental implants have grown in popularity in recent years due to being a comprehensive solution for replacing numerous missing teeth. However, a question Dr. Hutton receives frequently is how much the procedure is going to cost. The truth is that it can differ greatly from one patient to the next. Here are some of […]
Read MoreIt is unfortunately true that many people underestimate the importance of their oral health. No matter how many times you have been encouraged to brush your teeth, it may not become a priority until you see the benefits for yourself. When it comes to preventing disease and ailment, caring for your periodontal health is an […]
Read MoreAt Naran Family Dentistry, we are concerned about every aspect of your health. That is why we will recommend you treat any instance of gum disease immediately – before it results in additional complications elsewhere in the body. November is Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month, and a link may exist between that cancer and periodontal disease. The […]
Read MoreAmericans lose teeth for many reasons. Tooth decay, injuries and gum disease are all common reasons that you may be without one or several teeth. Unfortunately, having missing teeth can seriously affect your self-confidence and the way you look. We want you to have the bright, white smile you deserve and to always feel comfortable […]
Read MoreGum disease is an oral health problem that currently affects millions of people – maybe even you. Many people with the early stages of periodontal disease are unaware of it. This is one of the reasons why regular dental exams and teeth cleaning are so important. During your appointment, Dr. Mason O. Miner and his […]
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