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Check Out The First Sweet Ride Bicycle Festival June 25

Posted June 14, 2016 by Wager-Evans Dental

On June 25, Reno residents are encouraged to check out the first-ever Sweet Ride Bicycle Festival! The event, developed by Our Alley and Yelp, the event is a special bike ride that has participants ride to various local treat shops, where goodies will be available. The goal is for riders to stay on their bikes (more…).

The Importance Of A Tooth’s Endodontic Health

Posted June 9, 2016 by Wager-Evans Dental

A tooth’s endodontic health, or the health of its interior area, is vital to its overall well-being. At the center of a tooth is the pulp. This area houses blood vessels and nerve tissues that keep your tooth sustained. Surrounded by layers of dentin and enamel, this portion of the tooth is well-guarded. However, problems (more…).

Are You Ready For A Cosmetic Dental Procedure?

Posted June 8, 2016 by Wager-Evans Dental

Have you thought about making changes to your smile with a cosmetic dental treatment? Do you feel ready to undergo a procedure? To answer these questions, you will need to determine what procedure will offer the results you want, and have your dentist confirm that you are a good candidate for it. Cosmetic work can (more…).

3 Issues With Your Diet That Can Hurt Your Oral Health

Posted June 7, 2016 by Wager-Evans Dental

Your diet, if it is properly managed, can help you maintain good health. It is important to understand that you should think of your diet as being about more than just your body. The choices you make regarding what you eat and drink can influence the condition of your teeth, too. Products like sugar can (more…).

Strong Support With A Dental Implant

Posted June 3, 2016 by Wager-Evans Dental

There are several reasons – cosmetic reasons, and health reasons – to have a prosthetic replace a missing tooth. As far as esthetics are concerned, your urgency to seek a replacement may depend on where the tooth is located, and its general visibility. However, the effect on your oral health still deserves your attention. A (more…).

What Can Happen If You Ignore An Oral Health Problem?

Posted June 2, 2016 by Wager-Evans Dental

If you never seek treatment for it, a cavity will eventually kill your tooth. Smart, attentive at-home cleaning and care can prevent tooth decay, and even reverse the effects of damage on your enamel that can lead to a cavity. However, these efforts will not stop a developed cavity. Tooth decay is not the only (more…).

The Long-Term Benefits Of Porcelain Veneers

Posted May 31, 2016 by Wager-Evans Dental

It would be surprising to find someone who hopes that the improvements gained from a cosmetic dental treatment will be short-lived. If you seek professional help in improving your smile, you presumably want those results to last. One reason so many patients will elect to receive porcelain veneers is that they provide a long-term improvement. The (more…).

How A Cavity Can Cause You To Lose A Tooth

Posted May 27, 2016 by Wager-Evans Dental

In its beginning stages, a cavity will only affect your enamel. Over time, decay will continue to spread, and will pass through the dentin layer en route to the tooth’s pulp. Because the pulp houses living tissue, your tooth can become painful or highly sensitive when this occurs. A cavity at this stage can be (more…).

The Advantage Of Comprehensive Dentistry

Posted May 25, 2016 by Wager-Evans Dental

When you seek treatment at a comprehensive dentistry practice, you can feel confident that your dentist can provide whatever treatments are needed to give you the best possible oral care. Over time, you may find yourself in need of different services, with different priorities. For instance, you may have healthy teeth, but find yourself wanting (more…).

Choosing The Right Material For Your Dental Crown

Posted May 24, 2016 by Wager-Evans Dental

Dental crowns make it possible to preserve a tooth that is not in good enough shape to stand on its own. This can mean restoring a tooth after a root canal, or protecting a tooth that has been damaged in an injury. Crowns are also used in prosthetic dentistry, as a means of holding your (more…).