When you come in for dental exams and we have cleaned your teeth and gum line and removed any hardened plaque, our dentist can look at them for any signs of trouble, such as cavities, loose or broken teeth, damaged fillings, and evaluate your risk rate of certain diseases which...
Read more » Once a tooth is lost there can be serious consequences in that area for bone loss. Without the tooth providing natural stimulation via the force of chewing, the bone will become weak and sag because fortifying growth can no longer occur. You'll want to address a missing tooth immediately because...
Read more » Brushing is a very important oral hygiene task that helps you have the top-notch smile and oral health you need. If you have questions about brushing, then you might not be properly and effectively caring for your teeth and gums regularly. So, it’s important to find the answers to your...
Read more » Are you in need of a teeth whitening treatment to improve the color of your smile? Do you have stains and discolorations that you want to eradicate to bring out the natural beauty that your teeth once had? In several instances, teeth whitening treatments may even take your teeth beyond...
Read more » If you’re interested in keeping oral disease at bay, then you have come to the right blog. Today, our dentist, Dr. Warren Cheung, is happy to give you the tips you need to prevent tooth decay, oral cancer, gum disease and other oral diseases. Doing so can help you have...
Read more » You may have been told that you should visit the dentist every six months for dental checkups, but sometimes you may need to see our team at E.G.I. Dental more often if you are experiencing certain health conditions that could affect your oral health. We offer five reasons you may...
Read more » Do your gums look slightly red or puffy? Do you have discomfort when brushing your teeth or flossing? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you could be in the early stages of periodontal disease. Commonly called gingivitis, this infection in the gums may begin being mild but...
Read more » If you struggle to floss at least once a day, then your smile could be in danger. Flossing is very important for your oral health because it helps you prevent major dental issues, like tooth decay and gum disease. Our dentist, Dr. Warren Cheung, strongly encourages you to floss each...
Read more » Toothaches are often caused by cavities that have reached deep into the pulp of the tooth where the nerves reside. Sometimes, unless it’s an emergency, it might take a couple days to see your dentist. That's bothersome when you have a painful toothache. When the pain begins it can range...
Read more » For a healthy smile, you know the importance of brushing and flossing daily and seeing your dentist routinely for professional cleanings. But that's not the only secret to a healthier smile. In addition to eating a balanced diet that provides you with tooth-friendly vitamins and minerals, you should avoid those...
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