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In a 2018 survey, it was revealed that out of all the health care professionals Americans could see, from primary care doctors to endocrinologists, most Americans said they would like to visit their dentists more often. This information wasn’t a huge surprise to our dental staff at Bridge Creek Dental, as we see firsthand every […]

Gingivitis is a mild form of periodontal disease that presents itself as irritation, redness and swelling on the gingiva, the portion of your gums around the base of your teeth. It’s an uncomfortable condition that should be addressed as soon as possible because it can lead to more serious gum disease, tooth decay and even […]

Plenty of people with sensitive teeth expect that their teeth will react to hot or cold drinks and food. However, cold weather can hurt the teeth of those who don’t have sensitive teeth. Our dentists at Bridge Creek Dental wanted to help explain why your teeth may hurt in colder weather and how you can […]

Sedation dentistry exists to help people manage their issues with the dentist. There are several levels of sedation dentistry—minimal, moderate, and deep—so everyone can receive the help they need. Here at Bridge Creek Dental, we offer sedation dentistry to our patients to help make their dental appointments easier. Whether they struggle with dental anxiety or […]

We all know the basics of brushing. You should do it in the morning and evening to remove plaque and food particles, stave off bad breath and ward off problems like tartar and tooth decay. And yet, some questions that remain. Should you brush your teeth before or after breakfast? And are those hygiene enthusiasts […]

Dentists can generally repair a cavity with a simple filling, but sometimes the decay becomes more advanced, breaching the tooth’s enamel. If the pulp of your tooth—which contains blood vessels, connective tissues and nerve endings—becomes infected, your dentist may recommend a root canal to save your tooth and ward off nerve damage. During a root […]