It’s no mystery that sugary foods cause cavities, but why does this happen? Understanding the process of how cavities form will help you be better equipped to prevent them and stop their progression. Our dentistss, Dr. Napieralski, Dr. Wisniewski, Dr. Shayota and Dr. Anderson, are happy to explain the process of tooth decay so you’ll not only understand what not... read more »

Dental trauma can sometimes be severe. If the event damages more than the tooth’s enamel layer and causes significant distress to the pulp or root, Drs. Napieralski, Wisniewski, and Shayota might be able to treat the problem with an emergency root canal. However, some severe dental traumas, such as a dental avulsion, or knocked out tooth, can cause so much... read more »

Are you suffering from tooth decay? Tooth decay is an oral health condition that arises due to poor oral health conditions. It is responsible for damage to the thin layer of protection on your teeth known as tooth enamel. If a hole is formed in the tooth enamel due to tooth decay, a cavity arises, which will require a dental... read more »

Cavities can be scary but are preventable and treatable. If you fail to catch a cavity in time, and a hole is bored completely through your tooth enamel, then a dental filling needs to be used to fix the cavity. Two of the best options for cavity fillings are dental amalgams and composites. Here are some frequently asked questions concerning... read more »

Your tooth enamel is composed of a dense matrix of mineral crystals. If you struggle to maintain good oral hygiene, frequently drink acidic beverages, or have had an eating disorder in the past, it can deplete the mineral strength of your teeth. Significant enamel erosion can cause heightened tooth sensitivity and can also make your teeth more prone to cavities.... read more »