Are you currently experiencing tooth pain that never goes away? Or have you noticed one of your teeth is extremely sensitive to hot or cold? These symptoms of infection might have you wondering, “Do I need a root canal?” In this post, we discuss what a root canal is, why you might need one, and
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Parents do a great job at teaching children proper oral care at an early age. Children brushing their teeth twice a day and flossing every day helps ensure developing teeth stay clean and strong. As a pediatric dentist, Dr. Paul Whitney at Country Club Dental also has another tool to help further protect a child’s
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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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Just like your natural teeth, you need to clean your dentures every day. Without proper cleaning, your partial or full dentures could become permanently stained. Cleaning also prevents the bacteria build-up that causes infections and impacts your overall health. Every day at Country Club Dental, we teach people how to care for their dentures—here’s a
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Visiting your dentist for a professional cleaning twice a year helps keep your teeth and gums healthy. However, if life gets in the way and you stop making dental cleanings a priority, Dr. Whitney and the staff at Country Club Dental may suggest you get a dental deep cleaning instead. What is a dental deep
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At Country Club Dental in Flagstaff, we love kids. We’ve helped countless children maintain excellent oral health. Many kids associate going to the dentist with pain, boredom, and other unpleasant emotions. And we understand that as a parent, this may make you more reluctant to bring your children to the dentist. In today’s post, we’ll
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A root canal is a routine, non-surgical dental procedure that isn’t as scary as it sounds. When a tooth has a deep cavity or develops a crack or break, bacteria can infiltrate the pulp tissue deep inside and cause an infection. The goal of a root canal procedure is to effectively clean out the infection
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The initial healing process of a tooth extraction takes roughly one to two weeks. In this time, new gum tissue and bone will grow to cover the hole. A successful tooth extraction will result in some pain, swelling and residual bleeding for up to 24 to 48 hours. Within 2 to 3 days you should
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At Country Club Dental Flagstaff, we are a gentle dental practice. We take into consideration the fact that many people dislike the dentist and may experience some anxiety when scheduling a visit. We completely understand this hesitation. But when visits are put off, whether a routine check-up or an appointment to address an issue, a
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