Have you ever lost a permanent tooth? A missing tooth not only affects your smile, but your overall health, as well. Many people don’t realize how much negative impact a lost tooth can have on their dental health. Fortunately, your Livonia dentist, Dr. James Stewart, has a solution. In today’s blog, Dr. Stewart discusses how a dental bridge can restore your smile and safeguard your dental health.
When you hear the words “root canal” does a chill run up your spine? Unfortunately, too many people have heard wild exaggerations about this common and necessary dental procedure. Root canals help protect and preserve your teeth. In today’s blog, your Livonia dentist, Dr. James Stewart, discusses the importance of root canal therapy and how this simple procedure can safeguard your smile.
Do you ever experiencing a clicking or popping sensation in your jaw? What about chronic headaches or facial pain? While these aches may seem unrelated, they are all symptoms of a common medical issue known as TMJ disorder, or TMD. Over ten million Americans suffer from TMJ disorder. Thankfully, treatment for your TMD is right around the corner! In today’s blog, your Livonia dentist, Dr. James Stewart, explains the causes of TMJ disorder and offers treatment options to ease TMD-related discomfort.
Your Livonia dentist, Dr. James Stewart, believes in providing quality children’s dentistry. Dr. Stewart understands the importance of protecting little smiles and educating our children on how to maintain healthy teeth and gums. In some cases, a child’s teeth may be especially susceptible to tooth decay. This is why Dr. Stewart provides fluoride treatments. In today’s blog, Dr. Stewart explains how fluoride treatments can strengthen your child’s teeth and protect their smile from cavities.
For parents, their child’s smile can light up the room. Keeping those smiles healthy and bright requires regular dental care. Parents often have questions about caring for their little ones’ smiles. When should we see Dr. Stewart? When should we start brushing or flossing? Thankfully, your Livonia dentist, Dr. James Stewart, is here to help! In today’s blog, Dr. Stewart discusses our innovative dental care and how to keep your child’s smile healthy and beautiful.
Your Livonia dentist, Dr. James Stewart, strives to provide quality dental care for the entire family. Employing the latest technology, Dr. Stewart helps our patients maintain a lifetime of healthy teeth and gums. In today’s blog, Dr. Stewart discusses how our innovative dental procedures can help you smile stay beautiful and bright.
Your Livonia Dentist, Dr. James Stewart, strives to provide patients with the latest in dental care. This is why Dr. Stewart believes in continuing education. Recently, Dr. Stewart completed coursework from the Midwest Implant Institute to learn additional skills in placing dental implants. In today’s blog, Dr. Stewart explains how dental implants can protect and restore your smile.
Do you suffer from chronic snoring? Do you feel tired throughout the day? You may be experiencing symptoms of a serious sleep disorder that affects over 12 million Americans. In today’s blog, your Livonia dentist, Dr. James Stewart, discusses the causes of sleep apnea and how to treat this common sleep issue.
Your teeth are important. Without them, you couldn’t eat and speaking would be difficult. Every year, Americans spend over 1.4 billion dollars on over-the-counter teeth whiteners just so our smiles will look their best. Despite all of this, how much do you really know about your teeth? In today’s blog, your Livonia dentist, Dr. James Stewart, discusses the anatomy of a tooth and explains how you can protect your smile.
Do you suffer from chronic snoring? Do you wake feeling exhausted and frequently experience daytime drowsiness? These may be signs of a serious sleep disorder known as obstructive sleep apnea, or OSA. Over 12 million Americans have trouble sleeping due to sleep apnea. While snoring is common symptom of sleep apnea, they are two very different issues. In today’s blog, your Livonia dentist, Dr. James Stewart, explains the difference between snoring and sleep apnea.