William J. Twohig, DDS Blog

If you are preparing for your All-On-4 surgery, you’ll want to make sure you have all the necessary items to ensure a swift and successful recovery at home. This includes stocking your refrigerator with appropriate foods and beverages. Immediately diving into your favorite meals won’t be an option, so make sure you review the following list provided by your implant dentist, so you don’t experience any issues or complications while healing.

Thanksgiving is right around the corner and attempting to eat with friends and family can be incredibly difficult and embarrassing if you suffer from tooth loss. The inability to enjoy your favorite foods can make the holidays a not-so-wonderful time of year. However, with the help of permanent prosthetics, you can change your perspective and your smile. Here are three reasons eating with dental implants will make this special day with the ones you love a more enjoyable and memorable event.  

Do you work hard to maintain a healthy smile? Does the idea of cavities make you cringe? Do you enjoy getting a good report from your dentist each time you visit? Tooth decay is a common problem that can occur even with the most diligent oral hygiene regime. Brushing, flossing, and rinsing are essential when it comes to eliminating bad bacteria, but if you want to incorporate some natural remedies into your routine, here are three holistic solutions you can use to combat decay and keep your smile healthy and bright.

Your dentist recently informed you that you need extensive treatment, but you’re considering holding off until next year. While no one wants to willingly undergo a root canal or tooth extraction, the truth is that if you do it now, you’ll be likely to save more money than if you wait until 2022. If you’re unsure how to maximize dental insurance benefits before the end of the year, here are 4 tips to consider that will help you keep more money in your wallet.

If you think a broken denture is worth contacting your dentist’s office and scheduling an immediate appointment, you’re right because this type of problem is considered a dental emergency. While you may not experience a lot of pain, a damaged prosthetic can make it hard, if not impossible, to eat or perform other daily tasks. Read on to learn how a denture can accidentally break and what your dentist can do to get your smile back on track.