What is a Dental Cyst and How is it Treated?
You went to the dentist and discovered that you have a dental cyst? Now what? The first thing you should do is remain calm. Most cysts, when they first begin…
Why Wisdom Teeth Are Recommended for Extraction
“Third molars, or wisdom teeth, affect many people in one way or another,” explains Dr. David Brusky. “Usually, people are told that their wisdom teeth need to be extracted, and…
Chronic Bad Breath: Causes and Solutions
Many people struggle with bad breath, which is also known medically as halitosis. In fact, some estimates find that about 50% of adults suffer from halitosis, and that some 60…
Why Are Some People More Prone to Cavities?
Called “the most prevalent infectious disease in humans,” cavities affect 97% of the population, according to Scientific American. While the common advice to brush and floss regularly is helpful, it’s…
New Product for a Pain-Free Dental Visit: Silver Diamine Fluoride
The fear of pain can (sadly) keep many people from visiting their dentist on a regular basis. What these dental-phobic people fail to realize is that the fear of pain…
The Various Causes of Sensitive Teeth and How to Avoid Pain and Discomfort
Sensitive teeth can quickly ruin a person’s day, yet the problem is incredibly common. The Academy of General Dentistry reports that 40 million people experience tooth sensitivity in the U.S.…
Dental Treatment Presentations and How to Be a Good Listener
Many people fear going to the dentist, prolonging visits or simply avoiding them altogether. Unfortunately, this can lead to long-term harm, as the body of evidence showing the link between…
Dr. Brusky Explains Advancements in Local Anesthesia
Nothing strikes fear into a dental patient faster than a dentist whipping out a needle as a precursor to a procedure. Even though patients know that the purpose of the…
What’s the Difference Between Dental Fillings, PRR & Sealants?
Dr. Brusky uses three primary dental treatments to prevent and treat cavities: dental fillings, Preventive Resin Restoration (PRR), and sealants. You’ve probably heard of dental fillings and sealants; PRR, not…
The Truth About Cracked Teeth
Cracked teeth can be extremely uncomfortable since they exhibit a range of symptoms. From intermittent pain, generally with the release of biting pressure, to pain that occurs when extreme temperatures…
