William J. Twohig, DDS Blog

When learning you need a root canal, you are not only overcome by the reality of having to undergo this type of procedure, but you begin to wonder if you’re even covered by your dental insurance for such treatment. Will they step in to ensure your expenses are lowered, or will you be required to pay out of pocket, resulting in your saving quickly dwindling? A dentist explains the basics surrounding dental insurance and what you can expect to be covered versus services that will require you to seek alternative ways to pay.

Cavity prevention during Halloween might seem like a lost cause. Why? Because let’s be honest, kids love candy. But as parents, we don’t have to let sugary treats get the best of our children’s smiles this holiday season. Instead, a local dentist shares three helpful tips that are designed to not only let little ones enjoy some of the goodies that end up in their trick-or-treating bags but also keep their smiles safe.

No one wants to hear that they have a cavity, but what if instead of it existing on the surface, it is actually between two of your teeth? How is this even possible? While you sit back and think about how decay is capable of forming in such a small area, a local dentist is here to explain how these occur, how you can know one has formed, and what you can do to avoid cavities between your teeth in the first place.

Learning that you require periodontal therapy may not be the most exciting news you’ll hear, but the truth is that without it, your gum tissue can worsen over time. The good news is that your dentist offers a solution that is proven effective at eliminating bad oral bacteria and encouraging gum reattachment. But what is the expected scaling and root planing cost in Weyauwega? Your dentist is here to explain.

Now that it is time for your child to head back to school, you’ll want to make sure their teeth and gums are in the best possible shape. You don’t want to have to take them out of class to go and see the dentist because of consistent cavities and toothaches, so before their weekly schedules get busy, here are four ways you and your child can make sure their next dental exam is a success.