Jul
15
Are you self-conscious about your smile? Do you refuse to smile in photos or cover your mouth when you laugh? Many people do, and if you are older it may feel like it's too late for improvement. Braces take time…
Jun
26
Tooth decay affects more than 3 million people in the U.S. each year. Caused by poor oral hygiene, dry mouth, and sugary foods and beverages, tooth decay can be a serious problem that could cause teeth to fall out. However,…
May
30
Are you missing a tooth or teeth? Do you cover your smile? Renew your self-confidence with restorative treatments at Wooddell & Passaro. Our professional staff is experienced in providing quality comprehensive dental care. But why should the gaps left by…
Apr
29
Do you often find yourself covering your smile because of a missing tooth or teeth? Improve your confidence with dental implants. Dental implants restore teeth with strong and durable titanium for long-lasting permanent results. But why is it important to…
Mar
14
The best thing for your smile, of course, is your oral hygiene habits; however, you can do even more to help promote your smile that will shine brightly for a lifetime. Not just that, but we have a way to…
Feb
14
Tooth decay is something that can be prevented, but for the majority of us, we will deal with some form of tooth decay during our lifetime. However, we can try our best to prevent tooth decay and cavities, so we…
Dec
16
What Is Tooth Bonding? Dental bonding is the process of using a resin material matching the natural color of your teeth to restore your smile. As the name suggests, the resin is applied to your tooth and dried into place…
Nov
21
What Is Tooth Bonding? Tooth bonding is a common dental treatment that can have many applications and is suitable for patients of all ages. Dr. Wooddell and Dr. Passaro may recommend the use of tooth bonding to address minor cosmetic…
Oct
12
What Is A Dental Crown? A dental crown is a tooth-shaped ‘cap’ that is placed over a tooth. A dental crown is used to restore a tooth’s shape, size, strength, and to improve its appearance. The crowns, which are cemented…
Sep
17
If you have diabetes, you’re probably already aware that this disease can affect many different parts of your body. Your mouth is no exception. Diabetes can increase your risk for dental problems, especially if it isn’t well controlled. Learning about…