What Is That Thing? A Guide to Common Dental Tools
What are the tools a dentist uses? We explain how each of the six most common dental tools works, so you know what’s happening at your next exam.
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Dental Assistant Appreciation: Why Their Role Is So Important
Dental assistants help your dentist care for your oral health. They are an important part of our practice here at Country Club Dental.
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Our Teeth Do More Than Chew: The Importance of Healthy Teeth
Our teeth are very important, and here’s why: they help us eat, speak, and smile, and better dental health means better health overall.
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Can TMJ Cause Tooth and Gum Pain?
While most people understand how their teeth and gums work, they might know less about the bones that construct their mouths. For instance, did you know that issues with your jaw can cause problems for the rest of your mouth? TMJ disorder is one of the most common jaw issues we see here at Country
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Early Signs of Oral Cancer—Are You At Risk?
No one likes to hear the word “cancer”, including when they are at the dentist’s office. Unfortunately, cancer can occur in almost any area of the mouth. If caught early by the dentists at Country Club Dental, most oral cancers are treatable. Here’s a look at what dental cancer is, the signs of oral cancer
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Black Spot on Your Gums: What Does it Mean?
Noticing a black spot on your gums can be unsettling. While it’s easy to assume the worst, not all gum discoloration is a cause for concern. In many cases, a black spot on gums may result from something as simple as a bruise or natural pigmentation. However, it could also indicate a more serious issue,
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4 Back-to-School Dental Care Tips for All Ages
School is right around the corner, and for some, it’s already started! From preschool to college, back to school is an exciting season, and it’s also a great time to get back into a healthy dental hygiene routine. At Country Club Dental, we want to help our patients get ready for the school year ahead.
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Bruxism (Teeth Grinding): Causes, Symptoms & Treatments
Bruxism, or teeth grinding, is a condition that frequently occurs at night while sleeping. One study estimates that up to 8 percent of Americans struggle with sleep bruxism. When the teeth grind or rub together, it not only poses a threat to the health of the teeth, but it also puts an incredible amount of
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