What Does a Cavity Feel Like? What is a Cavity? What Does a Cavity Feel Like? Signs and Symptoms of a Cavity Causes of Cavities How to Prevent Cavities How to Treat a Cavity When to See a Dentist Make an Appointment With Emerald Coast Dentistry for your Dental Care Conclusion A cavity may…
How Long Do Veneers Last?
What are Veneers? How Long Do Veneers Last? Advantages of Veneers Factors that Affect the Longevity of Veneers Different Types of Veneers Cost of Veneers Care and Maintenance of Veneers Pros and Cons of Getting Veneers Alternatives to Veneers Conclusion Make an Appointment With Emerald Coast Dentistry for your Dental Care Veneers are becoming…
All You Need to Know About Periodontal Scaling and Root Planing for Healthy Teeth
Periodontal scaling and root planing (SRP) is an essential and effective procedure that helps to keep your teeth and gums healthy. SRP is a thorough cleaning technique that includes removing plaque and calculus (tartar) from the teeth and below the gum line and smoothing the tooth’s roots to prevent plaque and tartar re-accumulation. This procedure…
Composite Fillings
Are you experiencing a cavity and unsure of what to do? Have you heard of composite fillings and are curious to learn more? Composite fillings are a great way to restore a tooth affected by decay back to its standard shape and function. They are made of a combination of plastic and glass materials and…
The Importance of Dental Cleaning
We understand if you haven’t ever visited a dentist before and are scared of the discomfort. Dentistry has evolved tremendously, and contemporary dentistry is almost entirely pain-free. No more novocaine injections or dental drills to numb your gums are available today. Laser procedures are the norm, which feels like tickling rather than drilling and filling…
Signs of a Cavity in Between Teeth
You know the importance of brushing your teeth and having good oral hygiene to avoid cavities. But did you know that cavities aren’t just in your teeth? Yes, even when you take care of your enamel, you can still end up with a cavity between your teeth. This has a technical term called an interproximal…





