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Dental Sealants Keep Cavities at Bay
A trip to the dentist should be a pleasant experience. That’s what we want for our kids: happy associations with that twice-annual visit to Saxonburg Dental Care. Nothing ruins the good feeling at a dental visit faster than the dreaded words, “I found a cavity.” A cavity in a baby tooth is bad news, but […]
Continue Reading »Dental Implants: A Brief History of Tooth Replacement Innovation
Today’s dental implants boast a long-term success rate of nearly 97%. Because implants support surrounding teeth, encourage new tissue growth and continued bone formation, and give patients back full chewing ability and a complete smile, they have become the industry standard for tooth replacement. Today, your Saxonburg dentist, Dr. Roger M. Sepich at Saxonburg Dental […]
Continue Reading »Zirconia Crowns for Kids
Zirconia has been used in major medical procedures like hip replacement for many years due to its strength and biocompatibility. It took the dental industry until the early 2000s to catch up, beginning with adult dental procedures such as dental implants, root canals, and dental crowns. In 2010, zirconia became available for use in pediatric […]
Continue Reading »Ages & Stages: Kids & Oral Hygiene
Very few opinions are universally shared, but we’re willing to bet on one: the best dental checkups are the ones where Saxonburg Dental Care says the beautiful words: “No cavities!” At-home oral hygiene routines are the most effective tool people of any age have to keep their teeth healthy, but when it comes to pediatric dentistry, […]
Continue Reading »Does My Child Have to Have a Shot to Get Dental Work?
No one of any age gets shots in their mouth for fun, and fear of needles (trypanophobia) is a documented condition. Children may fear shots because they seem so unfamiliar, with a fear of potential pain. Does your child have to have a shot to get dental work? It will depend on the procedure being […]
Continue Reading »Will the Gap in My Child’s Teeth Ever Close?
Diastema is the medical name for a space or gap between two teeth. While the most commonly gapped teeth are the two at upper front and center, a gap can occur between any two teeth. There are many potential causes for gapped teeth, including: Teeth that are too small for the jawbone Teeth that are […]
Continue Reading »Dental Friends with Benefits
At Saxonburg Dental Care, our goal is to make your dental visits as pleasant as possible. Part of this effort includes taking the complication out of utilizing your insurance benefits. Dr. Sepich knows there can be confusing terms and stipulations in insurance plans that can be a barrier between you and the care you need. […]
Continue Reading »Cosmetic Dentistry – A Beautiful Smile is a Powerful Thing
There is a law of nature that states: “function follows form.” This saying means that how something appears determines how it works. For example, you may own many screwdrivers of different sizes and shapes (form) to loosen all different kinds of screws (function). Think of a watering can with a long spout that’s perfect for […]
Continue Reading »What a Great Smile! Dental Bonding for Kids
Dental bonding is a versatile cosmetic and restorative dental procedure that can be performed on patients of all ages. It can repair damage, fill gaps, and improve the look and structure of teeth. Saxonburg Dental Care wants all our patients to enjoy healthy, confident smiles, and if your child faces problems with chipped, misshapen or […]
Continue Reading »The Best Way to Replace Missing Teeth
We all remember losing our teeth as children and being delighted to find money from the tooth fairy under our pillow, but it’s just not as much fun losing teeth as an adult. According to the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, adults between the ages of 20 and 64 have an average of […]
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