Inlays/Onlays: Less Invasive Than Complete Crowns

Restorative dentistry has come a long way over the years and there are now several effective ways to correct decayed teeth. In this post from The Yuma Dentist, we concentrate on two similar types of restorations: inlays and onlays. Where possible, an inlay or an onlay can be a less-invasive replacement for a complete crown

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What Does Your Yuma Dentist Need To Know?

For optimal dental health, you should be visiting The Yuma Dentist twice a year for a cleaning and checkup. This is a good time to make sure that you are brushing and flossing properly. It is also vital that you discuss issues related to dental health. Make sure to tell us about any medications that

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Sore Tooth? Don’t Wait!

Yuma Dentist patients who wait to have a sore tooth checked end up saying, “I wish I had come sooner.” Even with all the various causes of mouth problems, a toothache sends a simple, clear message: “See the dentist!” If you wait, the cost to treat it may get more costly as the pain gets

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Between-Meal Cleaning

At The Yuma Dentist, we always remind our patients to brush and floss their teeth after every meal. And most of our patients take that advice to heart. But what are you supposed to do in the middle of the day? You’re out and about, and your usual stuff – that favorite toothpaste, the container

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You Have Nothing To Lose Except Loose Dentures

Modern dental technology has solved the problem of loose-fitting dentures with an extraordinary tooth replacement option, available at The Yuma Dentist. Dental implant posts can anchor full or partial dentures, far more securely than conventional dentures. Implant dentures are secure enough to allow the wearer to eat an apple, chew a thick sandwich, or share

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Is Your Smile In A World Of Hurt?

Do you have extreme tooth damage, bone loss, or few or no teeth still intact? This post from The Yuma Dentist is for those whose mouths are in a world of hurt. Whatever the cause of the condition – chemotherapy, recreational drug use, eating disorder, acute mouth injury, disability, inadequate oral hygiene, or simply poor

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Tooth Sensitivity Treatment At Yuma Family Dentist

Have you ever been eating ice cream cone and suffered a sudden jolt of pain in one of your teeth? It’s a sign of tooth sensitivity. If you’ve got sensitive teeth, be sure to talk to us about it at The Yuma Dentist. Tooth sensitivity can be an alert that something is amiss. It may

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Mini Implants May Be Right For You

The topic of this post from The Yuma Dentist is implant dentures, sometimes called “mini implants.” You may have heard about dental implants. A single implant can support an artificial tooth. They are surgically place in the jaw, and look and work like a natural tooth. Implant dentures are multiple implants to support a set

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Developing Good Dental Habits

Benjamin Franklin said that it’s easier to prevent bad habits than to break them. At The Yuma Dentist, we think this holds true for almost everything, including dental care. For parents, teaching your children good oral hygiene techniques while they’re young will benefit their smile throughout their life. If you wait too long to teach

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Keeping You Comfortable

At The Yuma Dentist, we make a conscious effort to help our patients feel comfortable. Though our chairs are cushy as can be, we are not only talking about physical comfort here. We are talking about emotional comfort. In other words, peace of mind. Here are four ways we are committed to your peace of

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