Plush Dentistry Blog

Cosmetic bonding is a simple, affordable, and effective dental procedure used to improve the appearance of your smile. It involves applying a tooth-colored resin material to teeth, which is then shaped and hardened using a special light. The result is a natural-looking, polished finish that blends beautifully with your existing teeth. Whether you’re looking to fix small imperfections or enhance your overall smile, cosmetic bonding can address a variety of… (Read More)

If you’re considering enhancing your smile with veneers, you’re likely wondering how long they’ll last, as well as how to make the most out of your new investment. Veneers are a popular and sought-after treatment because they can transform your teeth no matter what sort of aesthetic flaws are present, whether they be chips, cracks, stains, gaps, or other similar issues. But like any dental treatment, veneers require proper care… (Read More)

Porcelain veneers are versatile cosmetic dental appliances that can conceal extensive dental flaws such as chips, cracks, gaps, stains, and misshapen teeth. They have become incredibly popular in recent decades, and you have almost undoubtedly seen them without realizing it in the smiles of many movie stars and media personalities. However, this treatment can be a big commitment, so it’s important to understand how it works before you receive it.… (Read More)

It seems like 2024 just flew by, and now 2025 is right around the corner! You are probably thinking about all of your hopes and goals for the new year. Like many people, your resolutions might center on self-improvement. While you are making a list of things you want to accomplish, do not forget your oral health! Here are some suggestions that could help you achieve a healthier smile:

Have you been looking forward to Thanksgiving all year long? Whether you love buttery rolls, gooey pecan pie, or stuffing with cranberry sauce, it’s important to be mindful of how what you eat impacts your oral health. After all, the last thing you want is to begin 2025 with a mouthful of cavities! With this in mind, keep reading to learn four Thanksgiving foods that aren’t great for your smile (and… (Read More)

Of all the strange trends that social media platforms like TikTok start, you might not have expected a sparkling water and balsamic vinegar cocktail to be one of them. Apparently it actually tastes okay, but that’s not the only thing you should be worried about. Both of these substances are acidic, which can endanger your teeth. Is combining them into this suspicious tonic a bad idea? Well, potentially. Keep reading for… (Read More)

If you’ve ever realized mid-date that your breath reeks, you know that a fresh, hygienic mouth is a national crisis. No one should have to go through such a mortifying experience! Plus, bad breath can actually indicate something’s up with your oral health. To honor National Fresh Breath Day this August 6th, take a moment to learn more about pervasive oral odors. After you read, you can treat yourself to… (Read More)

Getting new dentures is a significant step toward restoring your smile, your confidence, and your lifestyle. However, the first month with your new prosthetics can be challenging. It’s often a period of adjustment as you learn skills like speaking, eating, and living all over again. But it doesn’t have to blindside you, and there are ways to make it easier! Continue reading to find expert tips to make your first… (Read More)

Severe toothaches can stem from different issues, and one common cause is a tooth infection, which occurs when bacteria invade the tooth’s pulp, usually due to an untreated cavity. Root canal therapy is vital to eliminate the infection and save the tooth. While pain is a usual sign of a tooth infection, there are times when it might unexpectedly subside. But even if the pain goes away temporarily, root canal… (Read More)

When you think of dental emergencies, you probably picture an aching or broken tooth or restoration, inflamed gums, or a locked jaw. These are all common dental emergencies that can often be avoided with proper preventative care. Brushing and flossing twice daily and scheduling a checkup every 6 months strengthens your teeth and gums so they’re less likely to be harmed and require urgent attention.

Some unlucky patients, however,… (Read More)