CALL US: 909-945-2002
6331 Haven Ave., Ste. 17, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91737
havendental89@gmail.com
havendental89@gmail.com
ORAL HEALTH
ORAL HEALTH
Enhance your overall oral health
and quality of life by making an appointment with Haven Family Dentistry in Rancho Cucamonga, California. Our dentist office
gives your mouth the special treatment it deserves with a wide range of services.
Missing Teeth:
Missing teeth are consider of having one less working teeth on your synchronized chewing. It means other left over teeth are working too hard and will get damaged faster. So, if you are missing teeth other than the wisdom teeth get them replace as soon as possible, with dental implants, bridges or removable appliances.
Wisdom Teeth: Wisdom teeth are the last teeth to make an appearance, usually between the ages of 16 and 25. For many people, there's just not enough room to house the "third molars". So wisdom teeth removal is quite common. Don't wait until the pain of wisdom teeth bothers you. If you were diagnosed to have them removed, the earlier they're removed, the better.
Crocked Teeth: If you have crocked teeth, have a gap between teeth, get a consult with our dental office for braces, clear aligners and or porcelain veneers to make them straight and pretty.
Teeth Whitening: get whitening that really works with deep bleaching with KOR whitening, it really works.
Bruxism: The habit of grinding your teeth or clenching your jaw is called bruxism. This typically happens to people while they're sleeping, but sometimes happens in the day as well. This bad habit can cause issues down the line, including wearing down the teeth and general discomfort of the jaw. To treat the issue, we can either provide a custom occlusal splint, or even therapeutic Botox.
Cavities - Decay: Cavities, also known as tooth decay, are the most common issues in oral health. While people tend to associate cavities with having a sweet tooth, it can also be attributed to the amount of fluoride in our water or toothpaste. They are usually combated with composite fillings, although silver fillings (amalgams) still exists.
Snoring & OSA: Snoring is more than just annoying; it can be a cue that something else is wrong. Snoring can be a sign of Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA), a condition where you stop breathing several times in your sleep. We have several types of treatment for snoring and OSA, including oral appliances, anti-snoring cushions, and continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machines.
Bad breath: Bad breath, also known as halitosis, is usual an indicator of an underlying issue. It could be caused by poor dental hygeine, illness (sinus infections or colds), or even systemic illnesses such as diabetes or kidney disease. While it can usually be taken care of by brushing, flossing, you should consult our dental office if the problem persists and get your teeth and gum cleaned.
Pregnancy & Dentistry: It's very important that you let your dentist know that you're expecting, so that they ensure you and the baby are both taken care of during your appointment. You have a limited time to have dental care while pregnant, as the ADA (American Dental Association) highly recommends avoiding dental procedures during the first and last trimesters.
Gum Disease: The beginning stages of gum disease is called gingivitis. Your gums become swollen and bleed easily in this stage. Thankfully, it can be reversed with good oral hygeine, and intervention from your dentist. Left untreated, gum disease can advance to periodontitis, causing issues that will result in gum tissue and bone damage, eventually loss of teeth.
Wisdom Teeth: Wisdom teeth are the last teeth to make an appearance, usually between the ages of 16 and 25. For many people, there's just not enough room to house the "third molars". So wisdom teeth removal is quite common. Don't wait until the pain of wisdom teeth bothers you. If you were diagnosed to have them removed, the earlier they're removed, the better.
Crocked Teeth: If you have crocked teeth, have a gap between teeth, get a consult with our dental office for braces, clear aligners and or porcelain veneers to make them straight and pretty.
Teeth Whitening: get whitening that really works with deep bleaching with KOR whitening, it really works.
Bruxism: The habit of grinding your teeth or clenching your jaw is called bruxism. This typically happens to people while they're sleeping, but sometimes happens in the day as well. This bad habit can cause issues down the line, including wearing down the teeth and general discomfort of the jaw. To treat the issue, we can either provide a custom occlusal splint, or even therapeutic Botox.
Cavities - Decay: Cavities, also known as tooth decay, are the most common issues in oral health. While people tend to associate cavities with having a sweet tooth, it can also be attributed to the amount of fluoride in our water or toothpaste. They are usually combated with composite fillings, although silver fillings (amalgams) still exists.
Snoring & OSA: Snoring is more than just annoying; it can be a cue that something else is wrong. Snoring can be a sign of Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA), a condition where you stop breathing several times in your sleep. We have several types of treatment for snoring and OSA, including oral appliances, anti-snoring cushions, and continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machines.
Bad breath: Bad breath, also known as halitosis, is usual an indicator of an underlying issue. It could be caused by poor dental hygeine, illness (sinus infections or colds), or even systemic illnesses such as diabetes or kidney disease. While it can usually be taken care of by brushing, flossing, you should consult our dental office if the problem persists and get your teeth and gum cleaned.
Pregnancy & Dentistry: It's very important that you let your dentist know that you're expecting, so that they ensure you and the baby are both taken care of during your appointment. You have a limited time to have dental care while pregnant, as the ADA (American Dental Association) highly recommends avoiding dental procedures during the first and last trimesters.
Gum Disease: The beginning stages of gum disease is called gingivitis. Your gums become swollen and bleed easily in this stage. Thankfully, it can be reversed with good oral hygeine, and intervention from your dentist. Left untreated, gum disease can advance to periodontitis, causing issues that will result in gum tissue and bone damage, eventually loss of teeth.
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