Tongue-tie surgery is another name for ankyloglossia surgery. Ankyloglossia is a condition in which there is an unusually tight, short, or thick band of tissue that is holding the tongue’s tip down to the floor of the mouth. This is called the lingual frenulum. This condition isn’t always troublesome, but in some cases, it could make…
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If you have lost many teeth or are struggling with chronic dental problems, one of the options is to turn to dentures. Full dentures, also known as conventional dentures, are used most often by people who have lost their entire bottom or top row of teeth. Full dentures take some time to create, and the…
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Everyone needs a good dentist. Whether you’re five years old or 50 years old, the reality is that your teeth do need to be examined, cleaned, and repaired on occasion. Children, in particular, should see a dentist early in life. Although they only have baby teeth at this time, they can still have issues with…
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February is Children’s Dental Health Month. For parents, dental care for children is critical to their development of healthy teeth as well as good dental hygiene habits. Dental health impacts not just their teeth but also their overall health and mental wellbeing. For that reason, this month, we encourage you to reach out to our…
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When a dental emergency occurs, it is important for you to take action and get help to both protect your dental health and to minimize pain. The sooner you reach out for emergency dental services, the more likely we can restore your smile. Knowing what to do can be a challenge, though. If you have…
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There are a lot of myths and facts about cosmetic dentistry, mainly because many people do not know much about this area of dental care. You may know you need to go in for teeth cleaning every six months and that a checkup is important. Yet, you may not realize the benefits of things like…
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The gums play an important role in your overall dental health. They work to keep your teeth in proper alignment and secure in your jawbone. However, gum tissue can become damaged easily, and without proper care, this can lead to a number of health complications. When it comes to gum health, the best step in…
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You know the importance of visiting your dentist to keep your teeth bright white, and healthy. Yet, you may have put off getting the care you need to maintain your dental health. The problem with that extends beyond clean teeth. It also impacts your overall health. There are so many reasons to protect your teeth.…
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White teeth are important for many reasons. When your teeth are well cared for, your oral health is good. Most of the time, individuals think about white teeth as being just about brushing daily. Yet, the foods you consume play a direct role in the way your teeth look. At Greenwood Dental, we offer the…
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When the holidays roll around, many people can’t help but want to dive into all the snacks, meals, and desserts that have become such a tradition of their celebrations. Since some of these types of food can damage one’s teeth, it’s important to have them in moderation or avoid them altogether if you have especially…
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