The Two Dental Fillings that Can Treat Your Cavity and Restore Your Smile

Did you know cavities can grow and spread? Well, it’s true. This is why Dr. Scott Thompson and Dr. Erica Grayson DiGuglielmo strongly encourage you to get a cavity treated as soon as you notice it. That way your dentist can repair your tooth with a simple dental filling. For your convenience, our dental team offers two different dental fillings... read more »

How to Clean Your Tongue

You may know that there are a number of things you should do if you’re interested in keeping your teeth clean. As you may know, brushing and flossing can help you clean your teeth and help you avoid bad breath. However, did you know that brushing your tongue is another option you can consider?      While brushing your tongue isn’t... read more »

Smile-Friendly Foods

An often-overlooked stage of oral health care is what food and drinks we consume in the course of a day. Not only can the foods we eat affect our teeth and gums, but the time at which we eat them can also play a part. Make sure that you are choosing nutritious foods that don’t stick to the gums or... read more »

Your Diet and Your Teeth

A great diet does wonders for your waistline. Combined with consistent exercise and other healthy habits, what you eat will play a huge role in the shape of your body. But did you know that there’s a direct link between the health of your teeth and what you eat? The link isn’t always clear, which is our team here at... read more »

What to Do About Your Gapped Teeth

Would you be surprised to learn that Americans spend millions of dollars every year just on improving the color of their teeth? Having imperfections in your smile can be embarrassing and can even make it difficult to eat. Having gaps in your teeth can also be uncomfortable, but there are a number of options you may consider for removing the... read more »

The Facts About Full Mouth Reconstruction

Did you know that our team could recommend full mouth reconstruction if your teeth have received extensive damage? Full mouth reconstruction includes a number of plans designed to improve the function and appearance of your teeth. So, how can you tell if you’re a good candidate for full mouth reconstruction? Would you be surprised to learn that many people could... read more »

The Winter Sports that Can Knock Out or Injure a Tooth

Even though winter sports and activities can be fun and exciting, they have the potential to damage or harm your smile if you’re not careful. This is why your dentist, Dr. J. Scott Thompson, DMD encourage you to wear a mouthguard while you are active. The sports we recommend that you wear a mouthguard while participating in are: -Basketball: Basketball... read more »

Dental Implants 101: What You Need to Know

Dental implants are used to fill in gaps that are left behind in your mouth from missing teeth. Missing teeth can create voids that act as magnets for bacteria and food residue. If left untreated these areas can lead to tooth decay, or even shift your teeth, as they are not held in place from neighboring missing teeth. Dental implants... read more »

What Are the Benefits of Inlays and Onlays?

You probably know that if you’re coping with tooth decay, you need to visit your dentist to address the issue. You may expect your dentist to offer a cavity or a crown to address your issue—but did you know that a dental inlay or a dental onlay could be what you need? At times, a dental crown may be recommended... read more »

Enjoy Your Thanksgiving, But Don’t Forget Your Dentures

The colors of the wind have begun to blow. Just because the temperature of the air dwindles down, it doesn’t mean your oral health should too. Especially with the holidays on their way, it is important to keep your dentures in peak condition. Don’t stop taking care of them, or they may let you down during the feast festivals during... read more »