Emergency Dentistry Services
Comprehensive Emergency Dentistry Services at Hamilton Dental Group At Hamilton Dental Group, we understand that dental emergencies can strike at any time and significantly disrupt your daily life. Whether it’s a severe toothache, a broken tooth, or a lost filling, our committed team is here to provide immediate relief and comprehensive care. With our […]
Can Root Canals Save Your Smile? Everything You Need to Know
In today’s fast-paced world, maintaining our oral health often takes a backseat. Yet, when tooth pain strikes, it can bring life to a standstill. This is where understanding root canals becomes crucial. For those grappling with the idea of undergoing this procedure, knowledge is power. Whether you’re searching for an “Emergency Root Canal” or exploring […]
Smile Confidently Again with the Right Dentures
Introduction to Dentures Dentures have been a staple in dental care for centuries, offering a lifeline to those suffering from tooth loss. From ancient civilizations using materials like wood and bone to today’s highly sophisticated dental prosthetics, dentures have come a long way. They are not just about aesthetics; they play a crucial role in […]
Transform Your Smile with Dental Crowns and Bridges
A beautiful smile can light up a room and boost confidence. But what happens when dental issues dim that brightness? Enter dental crowns and bridges—two revolutionary solutions that have transformed countless smiles. In this post, we’ll explore everything you need to know about these dental marvels, from their history to choosing the right option for […]
Invisalign vs. Traditional Braces: What’s Best for You or Your Child?
Invisalign vs. Traditional Braces When it comes to straightening teeth, the battle between modern technology and tried-and-true methods is epitomized by two popular options: Invisalign and traditional braces. Deciding on the best course of treatment for orthodontic needs can be daunting, especially when the outcome affects not just the aesthetics of a smile but also […]
Cavities
Tooth Decay begins when the protein of your saliva combines with the sugars and carbohydrates of food particles left on and between your teeth. This combination creates bacteria-laden plaque, from which acid is produced that eats away at the hard enamel shell around your tooth. Left unchecked, a hole will be created in the enamel […]
Tooth Sensitivity
Teeth can be sensitive for many reasons. Pressure Sensitivity to chewing pressure can be caused by: Clenching/Grinding Decay Abscess Cracked tooth Sweets Sensitivity to sweet foods is usually caused by decay. Hot and/or Cold Sensitivity to hot and/or cold foods usually indicates: Decay Abscess Worn Teeth (Attrition) Receded Gums It is not unusual for recent dental restorations to be sensitive to hot, cold, or […]
Gum Contouring
Have you ever been told that you have a gummy smile? Are you self-conscious because your teeth seem to be so small in size because your gum sits lower on them? What about the opposite? What about if your teeth look too long because your gums sit too high on your teeth? Are you unhappy […]
Infection Control and Sterilization
Dr. Fattahi shares your concern about the spread of disease and works hard to safeguard his patients, and staff, against infection. When you visit our office, you will see a clean office carefully maintained by well-trained staff. Our dental team always wear gloves, eye protection and complete protective wear during each procedure. After each patient, they […]
Abscessed Tooth
Periapical (root-tip) Abscess A periapical (root-tip) abscess is a pocket of infection at the base of a tooth’s root. The tooth becomes abscessed after the pulp (nerve) of the tooth becomes infected. A periapical abscess is usually caused by deep decay or an accident (trauma to the tooth involving nerve damage). A periapically abscessed tooth will require […]