Picture this—You find yourself trying to endure a long day of work, so you decide to check the family cameras to see how the kids are doing. You zoom in on the camera and find a little one climbing up to the family Halloween stash. Shoot. You can already see the cavities forming. One of […]
Why Do My Teeth Hurt When the Weather Changes?
Have you ever experienced pain when it rains or snows? At Radiance Family & Cosmetic Dentistry, we often come across some rare dental anomalies such as; “Why do my teeth hurt when the weather changes?” If you’ve ever experienced tooth sensitivity or discomfort during shifts in temperature, you’re not alone. Today we’ll explore the common […]
Innovations in Dentistry: Exploring the Latest Technologies and Treatments
If you look back at dentistry over the past few decades, it is evident that there have been many changes. From same-day crowns to digital scans, you can see how advancements in technology have changed the possibilities of treatment in the dental world. While these changes help us as practitioners they really help you as […]
Overcoming Dental Anxiety: Strategies for a Stress-free Dental Experience
Do you get anxious, nervous, or experience a queasy stomach at the thought of going to the dentist? There is no doubt that dental anxiety is a real thing. Even some of our dental staff has experienced it, so please know that you are not alone! At Radiance Family & Cosmetic Dentistry, we want you […]
Are Root Canals Better Than Dental Implants?
When it comes to comparing root canals to dental implants, it is important to look at several different factors. This is why we suggest seeking out a dentist who will look at your specific dental needs and talk about all the different options with you. We are going to be looking at the difference between […]
Why Do Kids Fear the Dentist?
At Radiance Family & Cosmetic Dentistry we strive to create a positive and encouraging environment for your child, we understand that not every kid is excited to come to the dentist. Sometimes it is the unknown, a poor past dental experience, or something negative that someone said to them in regards to going to the […]
