Celebrating Dental Assistants

March 11, 2024 By Woodland Hills Dental Care

Dental Assistant Recognition Week is an annual celebration dedicated to honoring the invaluable contributions of dental assistants to the field of dentistry. These unsung heroes play a crucial role in the smooth functioning of dental practices, providing essential support to dentists and ensuring the well-being of patients. Without our dental assistants, we would be lost! We are so thankful for how they support our dentists and patients every day. Keep reading to learn more about ...

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Understanding Tooth Sensitivity After Dental Crowns

December 8, 2023 By Woodland Hills Dental Care

Dental crowns are a common and effective solution for restoring damaged or decayed teeth. While these restorations offer durability and functionality, some individuals may experience tooth sensitivity after the placement of dental crowns. In this comprehensive blog, we'll discuss the factors that can lead to tooth sensitivity after dental crown placement and explore potential solutions to address this common concern. Dental Crown Basics Purpose of Dental Crowns Dental crowns, also called caps, are prosthetic ...

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Root Canal Awareness Week – Everything You Should Know!

May 3, 2023 By Woodland Hills Dental Care

Root canal therapy (RCT) is one of the most feared dental procedures, but it shouldn’t be! During Root Canal Awareness Week, we want to share information about RCT to help our patients who need endodontic therapy feel more at ease about their treatment. “Root Canal” Defined First things first– let’s make sure we understand the basic terms. Technically speaking, the root canal is the pulp or inner part of the tooth, not a ...

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Why Bite Correction Is So Important

April 7, 2023 By Woodland Hills Dental Care

Your bite, or occlusion, is the way that your top and bottom teeth align when you open and close your mouth. While most patients are concerned with straightening their teeth, dentists and orthodontists prioritize bite correction– and for good reason! A misaligned bite, or malocclusion, may cause the following problems: Not being able to chew food properly or fully Speech impediments Worn teeth caused by additional pressure in odd areas Jaw problems Dental decay Gum ...

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