Tooth loss is one of the most common dental problems we see in our adult patients at Parkway Dental Care. Missing teeth can cause a variety of oral, mental/emotional, and overall health issues. The good news is, you don't have to live with tooth loss- there are solutions For many years, the only solution was […]
Root canal treatment is one of the most common dental procedures, with more than 15 million being performed every year. The purpose of the procedure is to preserve a severely damaged tooth. There are several reasons you may need a root canal: Severe decay/deep cavities Cracks/fractures Infection Trauma Root canal treatment involves removing the infected […]
Malocclusion, or dental misalignment, is a common condition among patients around the Orlando, Florida area. For many years, traditional metal or clear braces and lingual braces were the only options for resolving these issues. In the late 1990s, Invisalign hit the market. Invisalign is an alternative to traditional metal braces for resolving mild to moderate […]
Tooth loss is a common problem in America. In fact, research shows that more than 120 million adults are missing at least one tooth. Many of them turn to dental implants to replace their missing teeth. The American Academy of Implant Dentistry states that more than 3 million people already have at least one implant […]
All-On-Four implants All-on-4 dental implants are titanium screws which get inserted into the jawbone, and which actually fuse with it over time, to provide a solid anchor for new replacement teeth. The 'four' part of the name comes from the fact that an entire arch of upper or lower teeth can be replaced using just […]
If you’ve missed a few professional cleanings or haven’t been brushing at home, you may need more than a “regular cleaning,” costing you more time and money. Did you know a routine cleaning is clinically called a prophylaxis, or prophy cleaning? This is because it’s a preventative measure to reduce your risk of developing periodontal […]
During the COVID-19 pandemic, every aspect of our lives has taken a drastic turn. And while many activities grind to a halt, health-related conditions don’t always follow the same strategy. Dental problems often occur at the most inopportune time, and our current situation amplifies that challenge. The American Dental Association (ADA) guidelines currently recommend that […]
Studies find that, on average, despite taking care of their physical health, many athletes have more tooth decay than their peers. Athletes are known for taking excellent care of their bodies so they can perform at the top of their game. However, a 2013 study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine found that […]
This Valentine’s Day, forget the candy hearts and roses and give yourself the gift of a brighter, whiter smile. As children, our teeth are naturally bright and white. But as we age, our smiles can get dingy and stained. There are many reasons, including tooth trauma, food and drink choices, tobacco use, childhood illnesses, and […]