What would you do if your tooth was knocked out? Would you stand there in shock? Or would you have a plan of action? A dental emergency can occur out of nowhere. To make sure that you are properly prepared, your Milford dentist, Dr. Mitchell I. Quintner, has created a quiz to test your knowledge of how to react in several emergency situations.
Maintaining a healthy mouth requires thorough work and consistent care. Of special importance is the attendance of regular dental visits and cleanings. Read below as your Milford dentist, Dr. Mitchell I. Quintner, discusses the importance of your regular dental cleaning.
It can happen in an instant. One moment, you’re enjoying a lovely day, and then next, an emergency has struck. Dental emergencies come in many forms. However, whether it’s a broken tooth, a knocked out tooth, or a bitten tongue, being prepared can help keep you calm so that you can get the care you need quickly.
Imagine waking up in the morning and seeing a new and beautiful smile in the mirror. Now imagine that getting that new smile didn’t take months and months of dental work. Sound like a dream? It isn’t. With dental veneers from your Milford dentist, Dr. Mitchell I. Quintner, you may be only a few dental visits away from waking up to a new and radiant smile you’ll be dying to show off.
Between the foods we like and the natural process of enamel loss that goes along with aging, it can seem as though we are destined to have yellow teeth. Thankfully, though, cosmetic dentistry offers teeth whitening to remove stains and brighten smiles. But did you know that there are two types of stains that can tarnish teeth and that professional teeth whitening only targets one of them?
Teething can be a tough time for parents and for their children. But aside from the obvious struggles, teething marks the beginning of many types of dental care for your child. Here to walk you through these beginning stages of your child’s oral health is your Milford dentist, Dr. Mitchell I. Quintner.
Parents play a huge role in the oral health of their children. They provide reminders about brushing and flossing, schedule dental appointments, and make decisions about which situations require dental care. Such a significant responsibility can be a bit daunting, so to help you prepare for the many dental scenarios your child may face, your Milford dentist,
Being a parent is a tough job. Kids can drive their parents crazy with their antics. But while most of their behavior only makes you laugh and love them more, a real emergency is genuinely scary. At one time or another, most parents find themselves caring for a child in an emergency. If your child has a dental emergency,
Since childhood, we’ve heard that we need to brush twice a day, floss daily, and see our dentist every six months. Have you ever considered why these routines are so important? Taking care of our teeth matters not just for our oral well-being, but for our systemic health, as well. A bacteria-ridden mouth leads to gum disease,
Straight, white teeth are fantastic for attracting a special someone to stand with under the mistletoe, but if your breath is less than fresh, then he or she is not going to stick around for that kiss. Having fresh breath is important, both throughout the holidays and into 2013. Your Milford cosmetic dentist,