Advantage Arrest™: Silver Diamine Fluoride 38%
Advantage Arrest is the first Breakthrough Therapy Designation by the FDA for an oral care product. In recent times, we are noticing cavities being developed in children at a very young age of 3-5 years. Cavities that are smaller at …
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Benefits of Laser Dentistry
Smile Care Dental Center now provides Soft Tissue Laser Services! Most issues that laser dentistry treats are related to the gums. Some of these include: Treating Canker sores and cold sores. Treating gum disease. Removing gum inflammation. Gum reshaping. Biopsies. …
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Season’s Greetings!
As the holiday season fast approaches, we would like to inform you that our office will be closed on Dec 24-26, Dec 31st and Jan 1st. If you should require, Dr. Singh may be available for emergency dental care during …
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What is a Root Canal?
A month ago, my 60 year old father asked me what a root canal is. He had about 13 root canals done before asking me this question. Three days ago, my 20 year old patient asked me what a root …
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Smile Care Dental Center’s Dental Tips for Halloween
Halloween is right around the corner and we want to wish you all a Healthy Halloween! When all the excitement over costumes, candy and fun die down, don’t forget that your children’s teeth might need a little extra attention! Be …
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Ways to Cope With Sensitive Teeth in Cold Weather
The cold weather may increase pain sensitivity for many people during the winter season. If you have teeth that are sensitive to cold drinks and foods, you may experience discomfort when the outside weather turns chilly. Fortunately, you can take …
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Start The School Year With A Smile
It’s the start of a new school year and your kids are set with new clothes and school supplies. But don’t forget about oral health! Add these dental health tips to your back-to-school checklist. Morning Brush Mornings are typically rushed …
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Brushing Away Your Dental Fear
A lot of people experience dental fear, anxiety or phobia. They feel reluctant to visit a dentist because of negative past experiences, low threshold of pain, embarrassment or the feeling of being trapped. Going to the dental office can sometimes trigger anxiety, therefore resulting in some patients avoiding the dental office altogether. If you feel afraid to see a dentist, then you may not be alone.
