Village Walk Dental Blog

Do you have a chipped or cracked tooth, or stained enamel that doesn’t respond to topical treatments? If so, you might be a good candidate for dental bonding. This procedure can mend minor issues to safeguard your smile and improve your appearance to boost your confidence, based on your unique situation.

However, many patients have questions about what to expect from the results. For instance, many people want to know whether dental bonding is permanent. Continue reading to learn more about how long you can expect your recent upgrade to last!

When most people think about cosmetic dentistry, they picture whiter teeth, celebrities, and ring-lit influencers. But cosmetic dental treatments do much more than brighten your Instagram photos. They can change how you see yourself when you look in the mirror and the way others perceive you day-to-day. But how can cosmetic enhancements do all that? Keep reading to find out.

Choosing to undergo cosmetic dentistry is a big decision, and like any investment, it’s natural to wonder how long the results will last. While cosmetic treatments can create stunning, confidence-boosting smiles, their longevity depends on a few important factors. Continue reading to see how long you can expect different cosmetic treatments to hold up and what you can do to keep your smile shining.

Cosmetic dentistry can work wonders for your confidence. Whether it’s veneers, whitening, or a full smile makeover, these treatments can help you look and feel your best. But before your dentist starts crafting your picture-perfect smile, there’s one important step you can’t skip: making sure your mouth is healthy first. Continue reading to learn why getting a clean bill of oral health is the real first step to any cosmetic procedure.

Becoming pregnant doesn’t magically eliminate dental anxiety, so what do you do if you need oral care while you’re expecting? Are sedation and anesthetic options safe for you and your child?

These are great questions to ask, but the answer can be a bit complicated, or even confusing! Fortunately, the goal of this post is to simplify the facts. Keep reading so you can have an informed conversation with your dentist.

Have you avoided your dentist because the sights and sounds of their office put you on edge? Do you struggle with a sensitive gag reflex that makes it difficult to relax in the treatment chair? Do you need extensive restorative or cosmetic care? If so, you may have come across sedation dentistry in your research, leading you to wonder which type is best for you, how long the effects last, and if it’s really worth it. You can find out the answers to common questions like these below!

Is the thought of an upcoming dental appointment leaving you feeling anxious or scared? Have you canceled appointments with your dentist in the past due to feelings of fear? If this sounds familiar, you may be an excellent candidate for sedation dentistry. This treatment has helped tens of thousands of patients just like you relax comfortably during their dental appointments (yes, even routine cleanings and exams) but to try it, you need to be a good candidate. Here’s how to tell if it will work for you!

No one ever wants a tooth to be extracted, but sometimes this procedure is necessary to preserve the health of the rest of your smile. As a last resort, tooth extractions can prevent future issues. As common as this procedure is, there is a lot of misinformation out there regarding tooth extractions, so it can be difficult to know what to believe. Read on to learn about some of the common myths out there and why they are false.

Flying after a tooth extraction is a concern for many patients, especially when it comes to managing discomfort and preventing complications. While it’s possible to travel by air after the procedure, there are a few factors to consider for a smooth and safe experience. Below, we’ll cover how altitude affects healing, timing your flight, and tips for managing discomfort.

Although your dentist usually does everything they can to preserve and maintain your natural grin, an extraction may be required if you have a tooth that’s overly damaged or decayed. Thankfully, you’ll be numbed for the procedure itself, so you won’t feel uncomfortable, but it’s normal to wonder about recovery.

One question many patients ask is how long they must wait before they can eat and drink as usual. It’s normal to want to resume your daily habits right away, like having a strong cup of coffee to get moving in the morning. If you’re curious whether you can enjoy a caffeine kick soon after your procedure, continue reading to learn more about it!