If you are looking to enhance your smile with a dental crown, you should consider the benefits that CEREC® crowns have to offer. Using state-of-the-art technology and with the skilled craftsmanship of our team, we can craft for you a dental crown in a single office visit. CEREC crowns are designed directly from your dental impression. Your dentist will take... read more »
Have you recently begun to notice the quality of your teeth changing? With time your pearly whites can change, whether discoloration from stains or simply wear and tear. Of course, excellent oral hygiene habits will go a long way to maintaining a healthy smile. Diligent daily brushing and flossing, along with regular professional dental cleanings will keep away tooth decay and... read more »
Are you comfortable with your smile? If you have missing teeth, it’s easy to feel depressed and down about the thought of dentures, but the truth is there are more permanent fixtures that you can use to replace your missing teeth for a more comfortable, natural feel. Dental bridges are amazing tooth restoration treatments that aim to give you back... read more »
If you take a close look at your tongue in the mirror, you’ll see that it is riddled with textured surfaces, ridges, and taste buds. These areas can often harbor bacteria, encouraging plaque formation. This can hamper good oral health and even leave you struggling with chronic bad breath. One easy way to reduce a problem like this is to... read more »
Have you been wanting a brighter, whiter smile, but haven't taken the time to do anything about it? Maintaining healthy tooth enamel and supportive gums means you will want to brush and floss daily to keep your teeth (and gums) looking their best, and see your dentist regularly for professional cleanings. Even so, there are things you can do to... read more »
Do you find yourself reaching for water constantly because of the dry, sticky feeling in your mouth? If so, you could be a victim of dry mouth. Dry mouth is a condition that develops when you have an inadequate flow of saliva in your mouth. This condition is not a disease, but it could be considered as a side effect... read more »
Your dentist, Dr. John S. Grisham, and our dental team care about you and your smile, which is why we encourage you to protect your teeth and gums if you participate in any winter sports and activities that pose a threat to your oral health. If you participate in any of the following things, please keep your smile in mind... read more »
Have you heard that your enamel—which is the protective outer layer of your teeth—is actually the hardest substance in your body? Even though your enamel is extremely strong, it can still be damaged. Fortunately, there are a few signs you can look for, and a number of things you could do to keep your enamel healthy and strong. The first... read more »
During a natural disaster, it’s best to have a plan so you can be prepared and less stressed and scared. It’s the same with a dental disaster. If you have a plan, dental emergencies don’t seem as terrifying or overwhelming. So, our John S. Grisham, DDS team encourages you to create a plan to use during a dental disaster. To... read more »
Make sure you welcome your friends and family this holiday season with a bright smile on your face. If you’re dreading smiling for the new family photo because of a bad tooth, our skilled dentist can help. Dental crowns can repair or restore a damaged or decayed tooth in many different ways: - Weak teeth: to protect weak teeth from... read more »