Every case is different, but there are some restorative dentistry processes that are among the most common services offered to the patients at Phelps Family Dentistry. Understanding whether your potential procedure falls under cosmetic or restorative may help to save thousands of dollars in terms of what is billed as… Read More…

A lot of patients want to know about the process of veneers and what they should expect from the beneficial treatment.  Below is a list of the most frequently asked questions we receive from our patients regarding porcelain dental veneers: Will it hurt to get dental veneers? Not at all!… Read More…

Implants are currently a common option of treatment to replace missing teeth. Also, they may be used to assist in stabilizing a denture for function and comfort. Three million people have dental implants and this figure is increasing by 500,000/ year, according to the American Academy of Implant Dentistry. In… Read More…

What kinds of beverages are the main tooth-staining culprits? In this post, we will take a closer look into the leading offenders that may cause your teeth to lose their brightness and become dull and stained? Red wine Acidic beverages such as red wine may roughen and open the pores… Read More…

Want to know what to expect to pay for implants? The price for full mouth implants may significantly vary. Once you start to research the cost for implants, you’ll rapidly discover that the price for one implant may run between $1,500 and $6,000. In comparison, dental implants on multiple teeth… Read More…

At this stage in your life, you’re likely aware of the foods you must avoid to keep your natural teeth healthy. As a refresher, we encourage you to minimize your consumption of sugary drinks and foods! Did you know what you eat has the power to positively impact your smile?… Read More…

Research has demonstrated that teeth grinding has risen during the pandemic. Our team at Phelps Family Dentistry will help protect your teeth with knowledge and appropriate treatments. Now that we are more than one year into the pandemic, we’re learning more about the various indirect effects that the coronavirus has… Read More…

Missing teeth are common. In fact, specialists estimate that approximately 178M adults in the U.S. are missing teeth, and around 40M have no teeth left, whatsoever. Whether lost to gum disease, injury, or decay, the issues that lie ahead for those with missing teeth are more than simply cosmetic. Teeth… Read More…

If you and the doctor determine that dental veneers are the right choice for your unique situation, there are two primary options: Direct dental veneers The fastest method of bridging a slight gap or covering a crack is with direct veneers. Designed from a composite material that is directly applied… Read More…

IV sedation refers to the giving of an anti-anxiety medication through the blood during a treatment. Sometimes, intravenous sedation dentistry is called “sleep” or ‘twilight’ dentistry. Instead of putting patients to sleep, the mild sedative helps them feel at peace and relaxed. While this sedation method allows patients to react… Read More…