DeMartino Dental Group Blog

If it’s been a while since your last dental check-up and cleaning, you may be a little worried about what to expect at your next appointment. The good news is that when it comes to visiting the dentist, there’s nothing to fear but fear itself. If you’ve been avoiding your routine exam or have been hesitant to treat dental problems because of worries that it could be painful, here’s how to make your next visit to the dentist comfortable and stress free!

Your teeth are pretty fascinating things. They’re hard and contain calcium, but they aren’t bones, and though they’re part of your body, they can’t heal themselves following an injury.  In fact, there’s a lot of cool things you may not have realized about them. Are you ready to study up on your smile?  Here are ten interesting facts about you may not have known about your teeth!

Are you happy with the way your teeth look when you smile in the mirror? Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. However, there are certain traits that the majority of people consider when determining what it means to have a beautiful smile. Continue reading to learn about some of the characteristics that are commonly seen as beautiful as how cosmetic dentistry can help you meet your smile goals.

2025 is here already, and there is so much for you to look forward to. Whether you have the resolution to cook at home, make time for more exercise, or pick up a new hobby you’ve been interested in, you are working to become the best version of yourself. Another thing to include this year is your regular dental visits. It is beneficial to start out early in the year. Continue reading to learn a few reasons why.

For many people, one of the biggest highlights of the holiday season is all the delicious food. However, if you have dentures, you need to be cautious. While dentures are an excellent way to replace multiple missing teeth, there are many foods that they tend to have trouble handling. Below are 5 examples of holiday foods that denture-wearers are better off staying away from.

Cosmetic dentistry can transform your smile, boosting your confidence and appearance. But before you dive into treatments like whitening, veneers, or dental bonding, there’s one very important detail to iron out. You need a healthy mouth! Without a clean base to start with, cosmetic treatments may not go the way you expect. But why? Continue reading to see why good oral health is necessary before starting cosmetic dental work.

Dental crowns continue to be one of the most popular restorative dental treatments on the market. Dentists have been using them for decades; however, they were once not even a thought when it came to addressing a painful toothache or accidental damage. Read on to learn how professionals went from extracting these teeth to protecting them with one-of-a-kind dental crowns.

Dental insurance can be a great asset for making oral care more affordable. However, it is not your only option. Many people choose to sign up for a dental savings plan (also called a dental discount plan) instead. Just how do dental savings plans work, and how can you decide if this arrangement is right for you? This blog post provides some helpful information.

As much as you want cosmetic dentistry, you should know whether you qualify first. That especially applies when you’re dealing with infected gums! In that case, it’d be natural to ask yourself, “Do I need gum disease treatment before cosmetic dental work?” Here’s a primer on gum disease, why to treat it before getting cosmetic work, and how dentists address it.

It might sound cheesy or cliché, but it’s never too late to beautify your smile with cosmetic dentistry! There’s no age limit on enhancing your teeth’s aesthetics, and many dental cosmetic treatments are minimally invasive, making them perfect for those who need gentler care.

Basically, if you’re a mature adult looking to add some sparkle to your pearly whites, you could absolutely enjoy the confidence-boosting benefits of cosmetic dentistry. Keep reading to learn more about some popular treatment options.