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Why Preventive Dental Care Is Important
Read our blog to learn about the benefits of regularly receiving preventive care at the dentist.
What Is a Gumline Cavity?
Check out our blog post to learn about cavities, their treatment, and how to prevent them.
What Is the Dental Implant Process?
If you’ve lost teeth for any reason, you have options for replacing them. Dentures and bridges are common, but there are also dental implants. This permanent solution offers many benefits. At Grafton Dental Care, we offer implant dentistry from start-to-finish. What is the process for dental implants? The Dental Implant Process The first step is … Continued
Are Dental Veneers Permanent?
Grafton Dental Care offers several cosmetic dental services, including veneers. Read our blog post to learn whether veneers are permanent.
Tips to Keep Your Gums Healthy
Read our blog post for tips to keep your gums healthy and strong! If you notice any abnormal changes in your gums, contact us today to schedule a periodontal evaluation.
Five ways to make your dental visits more comfortable!
Lets face it; no one enjoys a visit to the dentist. But following these simple tips can make you visits more pleasant and comfortable. 1.Know how long the appointment will take. Sometimes patients are not aware how long the dental appointment will take and do not plan their day around it. Some longer procedures like … Continued
Sedation Dentistry, the cure for dental fear.
Why are some people scared of the dentist? It is estimated that about 75% of Americans have some degree of dental anxiety. About 5-10% of people experience severe dental phobia and they avoid going to the dentist at any cost. Dental fear may arise from bad past experiences; hearing negative things from others about their … Continued
Can I avoid a Root canal?
Root canals are perhaps the most feared dental treatments. Just like any other medical procedure, early prevention and intervention can save you from getting a root canal. In most cases, a root canal is needed when a cavity gets deep and close to the pulp (nerve) of the tooth. Why do you need root canal … Continued
