When most people think about getting dental work, they think of having a cavity filled or getting a checkup. But did you know that teeth develop cracks and fractures nearly as often as they get cavities? Every tooth has to have a sound structure – otherwise, you risk pain and sensitivity when you chew as well as breaking the tooth again down the road. And although it’s alarming to find out that you’ve cracked a tooth, there are multiple treatments that will restore your teeth’s strength, function and appearance. A dentist may recommend fillings, dental crowns or implants, depending on how large the crack is. Keep reading to find out more!

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As your little one gets older, you’ll look back and reflect on certain milestones in his or her life. One of them will be the first dental visit, which sets an important precedent for his or her oral health. When should you take your child in for the first appointment, though? Furthermore, what should you expect to happen? These questions are answered by your family dentist as you continue reading.

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