Delano Dental is pleased to offer a full range of dental care services and dental treatments. Our dental services include: children's, cosmetic, emergency, family, general, implant, preventive, restorative and sedation dentistry.
An Alternative to Gum Surgery Lasers are an amazing technology that brings very positive results to patients suffering from periodontal disease. We use an advanced laser that is safe, effective, and FDA approved. As a plus, laser treatment can actually increase bone mass in the jaw that has been lost due to chronic gum disease. The procedure is minimal and easy for patients, without pain. Delano Dental Mark Madden, DDS Timothy Roth, DDS 707 Elm Avenue East Delano, MN 55328 (763) 237-3703 DelanoDental.com
Even One Missing Tooth Can Cause Problems Whatever the reason for missing teeth, it is a good idea to replace any and all missing teeth with implants. Why is it a problem to leave gaps in your mouth where teeth should be? Other teeth will start to shift and loosen, creating the possibility of losing yet another tooth. The space interferes with your ability to chew and may reduce the nutrients obtained from your food. Your diet may change and result in weight gain from eating softer, easier-to-chew foods. Your face can take on a sunken look, which adds years to your appearance. And you may experience embarrassment from slurring words due to absent teeth.
Dental implants are the best solution, as they come up through the gums and look and function just like real teeth. No one will be able to tell they are not your natural teeth – not even a dentist! Delano Dental Mark Madden, DDS Timothy Roth, DDS 707 Elm Avenue East Delano, MN 55328 (763) 237-3703 DelanoDental.com
The association between gum diseases and heart disease is not a secret anymore. It has always raised a question in my mind if maintaining good oral health can help me achieve good overall health. Well, the answer is “yes.” Maintaining good oral health can save us from spending thousands of dollars on preventing heart diseases. We can say that proper brushing and flossing can help us maintain a healthy heart. According to the American Academy of Periodontolgy, people with gum diseases are twice as likely to develop coronary artery disease, one of the leading causes of heart attacks. Atherosclerosis also known as “hardening of arterial wall” is one of the major etiological factors of heart disease. This occurs due to deposition of plaque (formed by accumulation of fat and other blood substances on the arterial wall). This can eventually clog the artery leading to complete blockage of coronary arteries precipitating into stroke. To read the entire article written by Swati Yadav, please visit ASDABlog.com Delano Dental Mark Madden, DDS Timothy Roth, DDS 707 Elm Avenue East Delano, MN 55328 (763) 237-3703 DelanoDental.com
Who isn't on the quest to acquire the perfect set of teeth? It was Hippocrates and Aristotle who wrote about repairing decaying teeth and fractured jaws centuries ago, and today, cosmetic bonding and cosmetic dentistry are all the rage. Many of us looking for the perfect smile will waste no time in thronging their dentist's office with such requests. Having a great set of pearly whites can boost your self-confidence like few other things can. However, keeping your teeth in great shape will require you to put in a little time and effort on an everyday basis. The daily brushing-and-flossing routine is a must for maintaining dental hygiene. Additionally, making sure that you stick to the following oral-hygiene tips and tricks will help you protect and care for your teeth better. 1. Keep Stains Away Can't keep away from your cup of black coffee, but want to avoid those ghastly stains on your teeth? The good news is that you can lighten and remove most teeth stains. With technological advancements, several teeth-whitening procedures have been developed that can treat tooth discoloration effectively. While most are performed at the dentist's, taking a few precautionary measures yourself can help you avoid these stains all together. Sip your dark-colored soda, red wine, and coffee with a straw in small quantities, instead of drinking them from a glass/mug as doing so can ensure that your teeth never stain. 2. Keep Your Teeth Naturally Clean and Strong Woke up late and rushing to work? Seems like flossing isn't going to be possible today? No worries! Munch on fibrous fruits and veggies like apples and lettuce for breakfast. Fiber prevents the buildup of tartar and plaque on your teeth, thus making them appear cleaner. Fibrous foods also serve as exfoliating agents and prevent stain molecules from attaching themselves to teeth. Also, because these crunchy foods require a lot of chewing, they keep your teeth and gums strong and healthy.
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Lasers are an amazing technology that brings very positive results to patients suffering from periodontal disease. We use an advanced laser that is safe, effective, and FDA approved. As a plus, laser treatment can actually increase bone mass in the jaw that has been lost due to chronic gum disease. The procedure is minimal and easy for patients, without pain.
Whatever the reason for missing teeth, it is a good idea to replace any and all missing teeth with implants. Why is it a problem to leave gaps in your mouth where teeth should be? Other teeth will start to shift and loosen, creating the possibility of losing yet another tooth. The space interferes with your ability to chew and may reduce the nutrients obtained from your food. Your diet may change and result in weight gain from eating softer, easier-to-chew foods. Your face can take on a sunken look, which adds years to your appearance. And you may experience embarrassment from slurring words due to absent teeth.
The association between gum diseases and heart disease is not a secret anymore. It has always raised a question in my mind if maintaining good oral health can help me achieve good overall health. Well, the answer is “yes.” Maintaining good oral health can save us from spending thousands of dollars on preventing heart diseases. We can say that proper brushing and flossing can help us maintain a healthy heart. According to the American Academy of Periodontolgy, people with gum diseases are twice as likely to develop coronary artery disease, one of the leading causes of heart attacks.
Who isn't on the quest to acquire the perfect set of teeth?