Dental Care: Finding a New Dentist

When my dentist decided to retire, I got busy finding someone new to take care of my teeth. Fortunately, there were plenty of choices, even in my small town. Within a couple of weeks, I found a dental professional who has provided me with great care for the last six years. There's an art to choosing a new general dentist. I focused on local professionals who had established practices and solid reputations. The problem ended up not being finding a dentist, but choosing one of several excellent candidates. If you need to find a dentist, let me tell you more of how I went about the process. In no time at all, you'll have someone who can take care of you and your teeth for many years to come.

2015

What To Do When Your Dentures Break

24 January 2015

If you are chewing your favorite piece of fruit, and suddenly feel one of the teeth on your dentures break, you may enter panic mode. While the first step should be to call your dentist, this isn't always possible. You might be on a business trip and your dentist like Jeffrey S. Thaller DMD isn't nearby, or it is over the weekend or a holiday when they aren't available. In this case, here are some tips for what you can do if the dentures break.
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Multiple Tooth Extraction – Is It Really That Bad?

15 January 2015

There may come a day in which your dentist recommends that you have several teeth removed at once. This can be devastating news. You will likely have a difficult time accepting his or her recommendation because the thought of losing your teeth is emotionally, physically and financially difficult. Here, you will learn some truths about getting multiple teeth extracted that can help make an impossible situation much more bearable. Nobody Needs to Know
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Protecting Your Teeth When You Play Rough Sports

5 January 2015

Rough sports can be very exciting, but they also come with the risk of getting injured. You want to be sure you wear protective gear and also be sure you do everything you can to protect your teeth. Your teeth can get knocked loose, get chipped and even get knocked out if you aren't careful. This is why you want to make sure you take the following steps to protect your teeth when you play sports:
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