Have you ever wondered what the best techniques for preventing plaque and tartar buildup are? Surprisingly, it is exactly what you’ve always been told. Brushing twice daily, flossing once daily and make regular pit stops at your dentist are some the best ways to prevent the buildup of plaque and tartar. Here are a few tips about plaque and tartar... read more »
Did you know that sugar-free gum can prevent cavities? According to numerous studies done on the subject, chewing sugarless gum after a meal for at least 20 minutes helps prevent cavities. But how? The truth is that the cavity-fighters that allow this to occur are not from the sugarless gum itself, but rather the process it creates inside your mouth.... read more »
If you’re a senior in life, you must be wise. But are you wise when it comes to maintaining a natural and healthy smile? If not, Dr. Roderick S. Cooper and our dental team are more than happy to help you! We have the tips you need to keep the natural smile you know and love, even as you age.... read more »
Are you ready to enter the summer season but still want to upgrade or enhance the look of your teeth, but the fear of going to the dentist is holding you back? Not to worry though, as sedation dentistry can be used to give you mild sedatives to help you relax and overcome all levels of dental anxiety and stress... read more »
Are your teeth damaged and in need of a dental bonding treatment? Dental bonding refers to cosmetic alterations to your teeth designed to change its color and shape. Although dental bonding is typically used for a variety of oral needs, it is most commonly used for dental chipping. Dental bonding is a cosmetic tooth restoration treatment designed to improve your... read more »
Some teeth cannot be saved, but implants can be used in their place. With dental implants, you can have natural-looking implants attached directly to your jawbone for a sturdy hold. A complete smile awaits with dental implants and their many astonishing benefits: - Dental implants are superbly durable and can potentially last for the rest of your life. - Dental... read more »
Dr. Roderick S. Cooper and our dental team care about you and your smile, which is why we strongly encourage you to get a cavity treated as soon as it forms in your tooth. This is because if you delay treatment, it can result in root canal therapy or even tooth extraction. When you come in to get it treated,... read more »