Signs You Need To Visit An Endodontist

January 23, 2025 / Eriks Dental Group / General Dentistry

When it comes to dental health, recognizing when to see a specialist can save you from unnecessary pain and long-term complications. An endodontist specializes in treating issues deep within your teeth, particularly those affecting the pulp and roots. If you’re experiencing persistent tooth pain, sensitivity, or signs of infection, it…

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preventative dentistry

What Is Preventative Dentistry? The Key To A Healthy Smile

January 02, 2025 / Eriks Dental Group / General Dentistry

Maintaining your oral health is a lifelong journey. It’s an ongoing commitment to ensure your best smile and all that lies behind it. Prioritizing preventative care will help you avoid dental health issues, and reduce your need for dental treatment. By investing in preventative dentistry, you’ll enjoy confidence and a pain-free…

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The Importance Of Adult Dentistry And Maintaining Oral Health As You Age

December 24, 2024 / Eriks Dental Group / General Dentistry

The primary role of adult dentistry is to maintain healthy teeth, gums, and oral cavity. Unlike children’s dentistry, which focuses on developing teeth, adult dentistry focuses on maintaining and preventing infection of the oral mucosa, gums, and teeth. Oral health is vital to overall health and well-being, Prioritizing oral health…

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Tooth Crowns

Can You Get Cavities Under Tooth Crowns?

December 23, 2024 / Eriks Dental Group / General Dentistry

A tooth crown is a “cap” or cover that is placed over a tooth. This is done to help restore its natural shape, size, strength, and appearance. This can be done for aesthetic reasons or to help protect weak teeth, cover a broken or worn tooth, or provide additional support…

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Root Canal

Signs You Might Need A Root Canal

December 05, 2024 / Eriks Dental Group / General Dentistry

Sometimes toothaches can point to a deeper underlying issue. Your toothache could be a sign of an infected dental pulp. These infections don’t go away by themselves and often require root canal treatment. While root canal treatment sounds daunting, it’s an effective treatment that will help save your teeth from extraction….

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