Why do we have root canal treatments? It is often used to stop further damage on a decaying tooth without removing the tooth itself. Instead, the decaying parts are taken out, so you can have the still healthy parts with you.   One of the major reasons for getting a root canal is infection in the tooth’s pulp. The pulp... read more »

A poor oral hygiene condition in the mouth can cause tooth enamel demineralization. This, in turn, promotes the development of cavities and other oral health problems. If you have a bad habit of putting off your regularly scheduled dental exams, an untreated area of tooth decay can continue to expand. In time, it could penetrate deep into the sensitive core... read more »

If you aren't consistent with your daily oral hygiene routine, or if you put off your routine dental checkups or recommended treatment with Dr. Khashayar Khomejany, a cavity could develop on one of your teeth. Early symptoms often include discomfort when chewing, tooth sensitivity, or a noticeable change in texture. With early diagnosis, Dr. Khashayar Khomejany may recommend a composite... read more »

Although mouthwash should never be substituted as a replacement for either brushing or flossing your teeth, it remains a highly effective oral health care treatment tool to consider as a supplementary cleaning utensil for your oral health care. Be aware that mouthwash products vary depending on the benefits they are seeking to achieve. Some mouthwash products focus on freshening breath,... read more »

A filling really is nothing more than a way to restore a tooth that has been damaged from decay. At Plaza Dental Care, Dr. Khashayar Khomejany will remove the decayed tooth material, clean the area, and fill in the space with filling material. By doing this, the tooth will be restored to its proper shape and function, and bacteria will... read more »

Strong tooth enamel is the key to healthy teeth and avoiding problems with tooth decay and sensitivity. This is thanks to the dense mineral matrix that transforms your tooth enamel into a strong, protective shield. However, problems with your daily oral hygiene routine, failure to attend your regular dental checkup or a propensity for consuming acidic foods and beverages can... read more »

A filling is commonly used to repair a cavity that forms on a tooth. Amalgam and composite resin fillings have their own adhesive properties that hold them securely to the surrounding tooth enamel. Gold and porcelain fillings are held in place by a very powerful dental adhesive. While fillings are meant to last for a long time, no filling will... read more »

The world is chugging along at a supersonic pace with newer and greater inventions popping up all over the place. With the advent of so many amazing technologies, the world of oral health care has seen its own share of modern marvels. One of the greatest inventions that have come along is dental veneers. Dental veneers can be crafted and... read more »

Did you know that in the US this year, hundreds of millions of pounds of candy will be consumed? As we are busy going batty over all these sweets, many may find themselves being spooked by a cavity or two. Avoid tooth decay, and consider the following list of sweets to limit this season: - Sticky Candy: Exercise care when... read more »

Did you know that clenching your teeth, which is also known as bruxism, can occur while you’re sleeping or when you’re awake? This issue can actually lead to a number of serious issues. Sadly, many people clench their teeth without realizing what they’re doing. This is especially problematic because you may clench your teeth while you’re resting. Sadly, there are... read more »