Tired of Slipping Dentures?
Forget about the worries of slipping dentures. We design natural-looking dentures that don’t slip! We can anchor the denture plate snugly to eliminate embarrassing shifting or slipping. If you wear dentures, you will want to learn how this procedure can make your life more comfortable and easier.
Dentistry in 3-D
We have the latest advancements in dental technology and are pleased to be among the first to offer 3-D cone beam CT digital imaging technology. This provides a three-dimensional image that is far more accurate than X-rays. There is less radiation than traditional X-rays, and it is a much quicker process.
Being able to see a patient’s anatomy in 3-D allows more accurate diagnosing than what two-dimensional images provide. This is especially helpful in implant placement and oral surgery.
Delano Dental
Mark Madden, DDS
Timothy Roth, DDS
707 Elm Avenue East
Delano, MN 55328
(763) 237-3703
DelanoDental.com
Daily flossing is an important component of plaque removal, but it’s one that many people avoid because they find flossing painful. But the right flossing products can make flossing easy and painless.
Many people think that standard dental floss is the only effective product for tooth flossing. But there are many products to meet the needs of people of all ages with any type of dental condition. If one of these conditions applies to you, consider some specialized flossing options:
- You have sensitive gums. If you have sensitive teeth and gums that bleed easily, choose a soft floss, such as Oral-B’s Satin Floss, that slides easily and comfortably between the teeth
- You have braces. If you wear braces or have dentures, that doesn’t mean that you can’t floss. Try a specialized floss, such as Oral-B’s Super Floss, which has a stiff end that you can thread beneath the main wire of your braces and a spongy component that slides easily between the teeth
- You have a child. It’s important to teach children the benefits of flossing at a young age. You can start teaching children to floss their teeth at about age 5-7 years, but many children are less than enthusiastic, and they may complain that flossing hurts or is difficult. Try a kid-friendly flossing tool, such as the Oral-B Stages flossers, which are designed to be easy for children to handle and feature kid-friendly characters
- You have difficulty manipulating floss. Try an electric flosser, such as the Oral-B Hummingbird. An electric flosser is neat and easy, especially if you don’t like reaching into the back of your mouth. And an electric flosser provides the right amount of pressure to leave your gums feeling pleasantly stimulated.
The above article is from: OralB.com
Delano Dental
Mark Madden, DDS
Timothy Roth, DDS
707 Elm Avenue East
Delano, MN 55328
(763) 237-3703
DelanoDental.com
Saliva has an important job to do in your mouth. For starters, it helps to remove food particles. But it also helps prevent tooth decay and infection by washing away plaque and keeping disease-causing bacteria from building up on your teeth and gums. But saliva can’t do all that work by itself. So it’s important to remove plaque yourself by practicing good oral hygiene, which means proper flossing each day, and twice-daily tooth brushing.
Most of us don’t think about the moisture in our mouths until our mouths become dry. A variety of conditions can cause dry mouth, also known as xerostomia, including the following:
- Cancer treatments. If you have any type of cancer of the head or neck and you receive radiation therapy, dry mouth is a common side effect because the radiation damages the salivary glands in addition to destroying the cancer. Some medications used to treat cancer in any part of the body can also cause dry mouth.
- Prescription medications. Hundreds of common medications, including many antidepressants and medications for high blood pressure, can contribute to a dry mouth. If you take medications that seem to make your mouth feel dry, be especially vigilant about tooth brushing and proper flossing.
- Nerve damage. Some types of injuries to the head or neck can damage the specific nerves that tell the salivary glands to produce saliva.
- Chronic illness. Diabetes, HIV/AIDS, and Parkinson’s disease are among the diseases that can contribute to a chronic dry mouth.
- Drug use. Methamphetamines have been associated with dry mouth.
To read the entire article please visit: OralB.com
Delano Dental
Mark Madden, DDS
Timothy Roth, DDS
707 Elm Avenue East
Delano, MN 55328
(763) 237-3703
DelanoDental.com
Perhaps you’ve been neglecting a good oral health routine. Or, you’ve done your best, but you’ve developed plaque and tartar buildup. A regular routine of twice-daily tooth brushing and daily flossing is an important part of regular plaque removal for everyone. But if you have risk factors that have caused a buildup of plaque on your teeth and gums to harden into tartar, your dentist or dental hygienist may suggest scaling or root planing your teeth to remove the buildup. If left untreated, severe tartar buildup along and under the gum line can cause the gums to pull away from the teeth, which may increase the risk of gum disease.
Scaling and root planing are common nonsurgical techniques that may prevent the need for more serious procedures, such as periodontal surgery or a root canal.
Here’s what to expect if your dentist or dental hygienist recommends these techniques:
- You won’t feel it. You’ll receive a local anesthetic to numb the area.
- Scaling: Your dentist or dental hygienist removes plaque and tartar from the areas both above and below the gum line.
- Root Planing: Your dentist or dental hygienist uses special tools to smooth rough spots on the tooth roots. This process not only removes bacteria and helps reduce plaque buildup, but it provides a smooth surface for gums to reattach to the teeth.
After a scaling and root planing procedure, be sure to follow your dentist’s instructions and maintain an oral care routine of twice-daily tooth brushing and daily flossing. If your gums are sensitive after the procedure, try a spongy floss, such as Oral-B® Ultra Floss®, to help prevent painful flossing.
The above article is from: OralB.com
Delano Dental
Mark Madden, DDS
Timothy Roth, DDS
707 Elm Avenue East
Delano, MN 55328
(763) 237-3703
DelanoDental.com
Your Kids Will Enjoy Being in Our Care
Our doctors will make your children feel comfortable in their care for any type of treatment. With the latest techniques in children’s dentistry, we deliver dental care with thoughtfulness and compassion.
We also teach proper daily hygiene to help children maintain their natural teeth for a lifetime. We enjoy all their visits, starting at preschool age and each year thereafter.
No Fears in Our Office
We want all children of every age to grow up without the potential worry over dental treatment. As our many satisfied parents have told us, we are accomplishing this goal. Whether your child is very active or very anxious, we provide an office that is happy and relaxed so every visit is an enjoyable one.
Delano Dental
Mark Madden, DDS
Timothy Roth, DDS
707 Elm Avenue East
Delano, MN 55328
(763) 237-3703
DelanoDental.com
Real-Looking Replacements
for Missing Teeth
Dental implants are ideal replacements for missing teeth, as they
look very natural and function like your own teeth. They provide the
capability to chew every type of food and can be implanted in front
or back for as many teeth as are missing. They come up through the
gums and look as if they grew there!
Those without any teeth can also benefit, because dentures can often
be replaced with implants. They have the advantages of stability –
no more slippage and tilting! – and do not need to be removed at
night.
We handle the complete process from post implant to crown
fabrication and placement, so you will not be inconvenienced to go
to another office.
Delano Dental
Mark Madden, DDS
Timothy Roth, DDS
707 Elm Avenue East
Delano, MN 55328
(763) 237-3703
DelanoDental.com
Crowns in Just One Hour
If you have ever had a crown placed over a tooth, you know how time-consuming it can be. The first trip to the dentist for a temporary, a second trip to have the permanent crown placed, and sometimes, a third and fourth trip if the crown doesn’t fit properly.
What was once a two- or three-week waiting time has now been reduced to just one visit and less than two hours! With CEREC™ technology, we can design and mill a perfectly fitting crown so there are no return trips to complete the process. CEREC creates long-lasting, aesthetically pleasing restorations that are superior to plastic or metal fillings.
The process starts by painting a reflective powder over the damaged tooth. With a special camera, we take a very accurate picture that is displayed on our computer screen so we may design the shape and size of the inlay, onlay, or crown. Automatically, CEREC then creates the actual permanent restoration. It is ready for bonding to the tooth, and you may eat whatever you like once it is in place. What could possibly be easier than this high-tech procedure?
Delano Dental
Mark Madden, DDS
Timothy Roth, DDS
707 Elm Avenue East
Delano, MN 55328
(763) 237-3703
DelanoDental.com
