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After you receive a dental filling from one of our dentists, you can feel confident that our dentists have addressed the tooth decay and you are well on your way to recovery. However, directly after you have received the filling, there may be a certain amount of residual pain. Pain From Dental Fillings Should Be […]

Even those of us who brush and floss regularly can develop tooth discoloration that detracts from the quality of our smile. Regular visits to the dentist for cleaning can help keep your teeth free of plaque and tartar build-up and give your dental hygienist a chance to spot issues like gingivitis or oral cancer. The […]

There is conflicting information on how long dental implants last. Some sources say 10-15 years, while others say a lifetime. Our dentists here at Bridge Creek Dental wanted to set the record straight and clarify how your dental implant can potentially last 10-15 years and a lifetime at the same time! Various Factors Effect How […]

Many people worry about the appearance of their teeth, but some people’s mouth concerns rest elsewhere: their gums. We’ve all seen a “gummy smile,” one where flashing those pearly whites means displaying quite a bit of pink tissue. It’s generally a sign that your teeth are small compared to your gums, as part of your […]

Often, a dying tooth is easy to recognize. Many times, a tooth will become discolored as the soft tissue and nerves inside the tooth die from infection. This discoloration is a clear sign, but often, the first warning sign of a dying tooth is jaw pain around the damaged tooth. Once your tooth has become […]

If your child struggles with anxiety surrounding dental visits, our staff at Bridge Creek Dental has several tips for you to help calm their fears. Keep A Positive Attitude Children take many of their attitudes from their parents, so it is up to you to keep a positive attitude about the dentist. Some of the […]