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As a dentist in Hemet , there are certain questions that people ask on a regular basis. We want to inform our patients and will answer any questions that you may have so that you can make an educated decision about your oral health care. By discussing procedures in detail, we are confident that you…

Dragon breath, toilet tongue, maggot mouth, the breath of death and even yuck mouth are all terms used to describe bad breath. A condition that everyone gets from time to time - there are multiple causes of bad breath that can lead to unpleasant experiences each day. Here are four crazy facts about bad breath…

An implant restoration treatment in Hemet may be necessary to keep a dental implant in the best long-term condition. Keeping your dental implant in top-notch shape can keep your smile beautiful and improve the function of your teeth. Although dental implants have a high success rate of 98 percent for most patients, the crowns that…

treatment may weaken your tooth and require a permanent dental restoration to remain healthy. Some people get fillings instead of crowns as a restoration for a root canal treatment, but in most cases, a dental crown is a better option.A tooth can become more fragile following root canal therapy since we have to drill into…

The bristles on a toothbrush that gently grace the surface of one’s teeth can range from 0.03 mm to 0.23 mm in thickness. The gap between one’s teeth can make it difficult to get between the teeth when brushing. Recently, flossing is under scrutiny since there is not much scientific evidence behind flossing as people…

Our Hemet dentist office provides dentures as a convenient replacement solution for missing teeth. Whether one has lost a few teeth or suffers from complete tooth loss, we can provide patients with a dental prosthetic that makes it possible to eat favorite foods, smile with confidence, and speak clearly. While dentures are a common dental…

Upon visiting our Hemet dentist office, we are always recommending that patients schedule the next one at least once every six months. This is not only because we like to keep track of what is going on with a patient's oral health, but also because it allows us to perform routine maintenance on the patient's…

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, CDC, states that around 17.5 percent of children ages 5 to 19, had untreated tooth decay from 2011 to 2012. Within the same year, the CDC states that 27 percent of adults between 20 to 44 years of age had the same problem. Most people do not like…

As a Hemet dentist, we answer a lot of questions about how to keep teeth healthy.  Patients  ask about risk factors and what they need to avoid in order to prevent teeth infection.  One of the common risk factors is acid reflux.  Many patients are unaware that acid reflux can directly impact the health of…

As a Hemet dentist office, we find that many adults make the mistake of visiting the dentist less frequently after retiring.  Perhaps it is the change in daily routine, but many retirees do not have their teeth examined or cleaned as often as they should.  This is unfortunate because oral health plays an important role…

As a provider of restorative dentistry in Hemet, we focus on providing solutions to restore and save teeth that have become damaged. In years past, a damaged tooth may have been pulled, but now we want to save the tooth if possible. This is because each tooth and root provide necessary stimulation to the jawbone.…

If you want to know if cosmetic dentistry can help you, call and schedule a consultation with our Hemet office. We focus on improving the appearance of teeth while helping our patients stay in excellent oral health. Our goal is to give you a smile that is beautiful and natural-looking. We know you have multiple…