When Is A Full Mouth Reconstruction Necessary?
Posted January 30, 2017 by Wager-Evans Dental
At what point is a full mouth reconstruction called for? If you keep up with regular care at home, and see your dentist for preventive appointments, you should avoid needing much more than the occasional restorative dental treatment to take care of a problem. However, if you allow problems with your smile to build up, (more…).
A Comfortable Experience During Involved Dental Care
Posted January 27, 2017 by Wager-Evans Dental
The prospect of a more involved restorative dental treatment can put some patients ill at ease. Just the thought of spending more time stuck in the dentist’s chair can create anxiety for some. You should understand that your dentist will only recommend something like a root canal treatment if the condition of your tooth is (more…).
Take Part In The Reno Run 4 Love Feb 12
Posted January 25, 2017 by Wager-Evans Dental
On Sunday, February 12, you can take part in Reno’s Run 4 Love Race. Or, you and someone you love can sign up – and team up – to run together. This event offers participants a chance to run a USATF certified four mile race through downtown Reno. Once the race is complete, a post-run (more…).
Professional Care Can Remove Tartar From Your Teeth
Posted January 23, 2017 by Wager-Evans Dental
Why is tartar such a potential problem for your smile? When plaque hardens and turns into tartar, the substance is able to resist being removed when you brush and floss, and continue to harm your teeth. A buildup of this material can mean suffering prolonged negative effects, and make it more likely you will need (more…).
Are You Ignoring Symptoms Of Gum Disease?
Posted January 20, 2017 by Wager-Evans Dental
What would it take you to schedule a trip to see your dentist? Hopefully, you are keeping up with regular dental visits, and already have a future appointment set. Unfortunately, not everyone maintains that commitment to their oral health. For some, a trip to the dentist is only necessary when they have a problem, and (more…).
3 Ways To Control Your Risk For Cavities
Posted January 18, 2017 by Wager-Evans Dental
Should you be more worried about the condition of your teeth? Not everyone has the same risk for developing cavities, and the likelihood you will find yourself needing restorative care from your dentist can change over time. Even if you feel you are highly unlikely to have a cavity any time soon, you can benefit from (more…).
Take Part In The 2017 Lunar New Year Festival Feb 12
Posted January 16, 2017 by Wager-Evans Dental
You and your family can help celebrate the Lunar New Year at the Lunar New Year Festival, which is being held on February 12. The event, hosted by the Nugget Resort Casino, will offer exciting demonstrations from professional performers putting on amazing shows, as well as offering insights into Chinese culture by walking visitors through (more…).
How Your Dentist Prepares You For Your Porcelain Veneers
Posted January 13, 2017 by Wager-Evans Dental
If you have been fretting over how your smile looks, the idea of having porcelain veneers placed on your teeth may have already crossed your mind. However, if you have not sought information directly from your dentist already, you may be unsure of how they go about creating and placing them on your teeth. The (more…).
Enjoying A Secure Dental Bridge
Posted January 11, 2017 by Wager-Evans Dental
A dental prosthetic can correct the cosmetic issue a missing tooth causes. When you have a secure, permanently attached prosthetic, you can enjoy functional benefits as well. A dental bridge offers a means of securing a prosthetic without making oral surgery necessary. To secure the bridge, your dentist will apply two dental crowns to the (more…).
How Will I Look After I Receive A Dental Crown?
Posted January 9, 2017 by Wager-Evans Dental
Your appearance can be heavily influenced by your smile, which is one reason dental problems can lead to anxiety. What will you look like after a restorative dental treatment? Will your smile appear the same, or will the tooth that received work stand apart? Because it will cover your tooth to the gum line, your dental (more…).