Sensitive Teeth: Causes, Treatments, and When to Call Your Dentist

Tooth sensitivity can impact your ability to enjoy foods you love, like ice cream, refrigerated fruit, and hot meals. Understanding tooth sensitivity and taking action to reduce it can help improve your comfort and quality of life. The dental professionals at Weninger Dentistry can help. We provide treatments that can reinforce your tooth enamel and […]

Am I a Good Candidate for Dental Implants?

If you’re missing a permanent tooth, filling the space can improve your ability to talk and chew. A missing permanent tooth can also impact your oral health and may cause your remaining teeth to shift out of place. Fixing the problem with a dental implant can restore functionality to your mouth while making your smile […]

What to Know About Oral Health and Mental Health

Mental health issues can impact daily habits like brushing, eating, and seeing the dentist. Depression, anxiety, and other disorders are linked to poor oral hygiene, which, in turn, can worsen mental health by reducing self-esteem and social comfort. Understanding the link between mental health and oral hygiene can help you take care of your teeth […]

What Is Teeth Whitening? A Complete Guide to Professional Options and Results

Teeth whitening reduces or removes stains from natural teeth using bleaching agents like hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide. Teeth whitening only works on tooth enamel and does not affect tooth-colored fillings, crowns, implants, bridges, or other dental restorations. Teeth whitening is one of the most common forms of cosmetic dentistry, and when administered or monitored […]

Modern Solutions for Teeth Straightening with Invisalign

Throughout time, people have used tools to straighten their teeth. Ancient civilizations like the Egyptians bound catgut to their teeth as a natural straightening method. In the 1800s, wire cribs, rubber bands, and adhesives were used. These early examples of braces show that people have always wanted to beautify their smiles. In 2000, Invisalign revolutionized […]

The Impact of Gum Disease on Your Overall Health

Gum disease is a serious problem that affects more than 1 billion people worldwide. If you suffer from gum disease, it’s important to get it under control as soon as possible. Gum health impacts your overall health, which means getting the dental care you need can help you protect your body from infection. Why Gum […]

Understanding Oral Cancer: Risk Factors, Screening, and Prevention

The pandemic led to a significant disruption in dental services and reduced face-to-face dental visits. The result was a 65% decline in oral cancer referrals. For patients with oral cancer, early detection is crucial for survival. Despite being largely preventable, oral cancer cases have risen by 58% over the past decade. Knowing about oral cancer, […]

Veneers vs. Crowns: Which One Is Right for You?

If you have a damaged or injured tooth, your dentist may suggest a dental crown or dental veneer to protect the tooth enamel and cover up the damage. Both options have benefits to consider as you decide which one is right for you. Your dentist may suggest one over the other, or they may give […]

Thinking About Snap-On Dentures? Here’s What You Should Know

If you are missing some or all of your natural teeth, your dentist may recommend snap-on dentures to restore your smile. Having a complete set of teeth makes speaking and eating easier. Snap-on dentures make this possible and have many advantages over traditional dentures. What Are Snap-On Dentures? Snap-on dentures are removable dental prosthetics designed […]

Invisalign Vs. Traditional Braces: Why Invisalign Has Become The Popular Choice

Straight teeth are beautiful and also functional. When teeth are crooked or crowded, this can affect how you talk, chew, and the appearance of your smile. For many years, traditional braces were a go-to tool for straightening teeth and realigning the jaw. Today, dental patients have options. Many choose Invisalign over traditional metal braces. Understanding […]