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Have A Fuller Smile with Crown & Bridge Therapy

June 25, 2014

With summer knocking at your door, many people are doing everything they can to make sure they look their absolute best for the summer season. Whether it is buying the best food for the barbecue or going to the gym to get ready for the beach, many people want to have as much fun and feel as confident as possible inside and out. If you have teeth missing from your smile, you may find it difficult to find confidence in the way you look. You are sure to reconnect with old friends and meet many new people this summer season, so making the best impression is important. Dr. Doug Clark and Dr. H. Douglas Clark understand the struggle their patients go through when they have teeth missing from their smile, and they are able to give their patients the smile they have always wanted using crown & bridge therapy.
A crown, also known as a dental cap, is placed atop an existing tooth as to prevent it from any further harm or damage. Looking exactly like natural teeth, crowns are able to give you a healthy, beautiful smile without looking unnatural. There are many reasons why someone would need a crown, such as a cavity that as gone awry and a filling would not be able to take care of the issue. Crowns are also excellent for cracked or fractured teeth, after root canal therapy, or to keep a fixed bridge into place.
Bridges are used to replace a missing tooth, or a row of teeth, kept in place by crowns affixed to remaining teeth. The important thing with bridgesis that you must have healthy, stable teeth to act as anchors to keep the bridge properly in place.  Because bridges are not able to be moved, you do not have to worry about it moving out of place, being able to enjoy the security of your smile at all times.
If you are curious about crowns and bridges and how Drs. Clark can help give you a great looking smile in no time, please contact our office and make an appointment! We would love to see you, and will be more than happy to help!

Contact our office in Superior, WI today and schedule your appointment with our caring, experienced doctors. We look forward to completely transforming the way you look at your smile, allowing you to open up fully to the world and the people who are important to you. Our family-friendly office proudly serves patients from throughout Superior, Northeastern Minnesota, Douglas County, Duluth, Northern Wisconsin, and beyond. 

Which Toothpastes Stand Above The Rest?

June 19, 2014

Having good oral care is important for the care of the rest of your body. With summer knocking on your front door, you want to make sure your smile is as healthy as possible in order to enjoy the summer season, and finding the right toothpaste is an excellent way of making sure that happens. Many people may not know this, but if you have poor oral health, other areas of your body are affected, like your bones, your brain, and your heart. Brushing and flossing your teeth daily are an excellent way in making sure you stay on top of your oral health, but a lot of people may be confused as to which toothpastes are the best for them. Dr. Doug Clark and Dr. H. Douglas Clarkare dedicated to making sure their patients stay as informed as possible, even down to the types of toothpastes they use in order to achieve excellent oral health, not just for summer, but all year round.

One of the most important things to keep in mind when choosing a toothpaste is making sure the toothpaste contains fluoride. Fluoride is a natural mineral that has been shown to significantly decrease the odds of tooth decay over the past fifty years. The bacteria in your mouth thrive on the leftover sugars and starches that reside in your smile after eating, and fluoride helps fight against the acid released when that happens. Fluoride is a key component is strengthening your tooth enamel, and it can reverse the early stages of damage caused by acid by replenishing minerals your smile.
Another important thing to keep in mind when choosing a toothpaste is to find one that controls tartar. Tartar is hardened plaque, a bacterial layer. If tartar is not removed promptly and properly, it has the potential to lead to gum disease. Also, some tartar control toothpastes contain triclosan, an antibiotic that kills some of the bacteria in your mouth. It is also important to keep in mind finding a toothpaste that’s ADA approved. This way, you know the toothpaste is safe, effective, and contains fluoride!

Contact our office in Superior, WI today and schedule your appointment with our caring, experienced doctors. We look forward to completely transforming the way you look at your smile, allowing you to open up fully to the world and the people who are important to you. Our family-friendly office proudly serves patients from throughout Superior, Northeastern Minnesota, Douglas County, Duluth, Northern Wisconsin, and beyond.