Dental veneers are a popular choice for many people who want to brighten their smile. You may be wondering if they are the right choice for you. Our team at Sunrise Dental is here to help you decide. In today’s post, we will take a...
Have you noticed the scent of your own breath when you wear a face mask? Does it smell fresh or foul? If you’re wondering how to fight bad breath, Sunrise Dental in Glendale can help! Read on to learn more about how a few simple...
You do not need to suffer from tooth loss! If you are missing teeth, dentures can help you eat and speak normally, as well as smile confidently. The dentures procedure may seem overwhelming, but your friendly dentists at Sunrise Dental in Peoria will make the...
Did you know that there are over 700 species of microbes living in your mouth? Some of them are friendly, but others can wreak havoc by causing plaque and cavities. At Sunrise Dental we know that killing bad bacteria is the best way to fight...
If you suffer from receding gums, treatment is available. Sunrise Dental in Glendale specializes in diagnosing and treating periodontal diseases. We can spot the early signs of receding gums, and put you on a course of treatment that will help restore your gums and protect...
When you have healthy teeth and gums, you’ll always smile brighter! At Sunrise Dental in Glendale, we believe that taking care of your teeth and gums is one of the best forms of self-care. Practicing daily self-care by brushing, flossing, drinking water, and relieving stress...
Canker sores are painful soft tissue lesions that can form on the insides of your lips and cheeks, as well as on your tongue or gums. They usually clear up after one or two weeks, but while they heal, you’ll need to keep your mouth...
Happy Halloween! This is the time of year when candy and treats abound. Is sugar bad for your teeth? Yes, but you can still enjoy your favorite holiday sweets and take good care of your dental health. At Sunrise Dental in Glendale, we always encourage...
Does stress affect your teeth? Yes—although you may not realize it, stress causes many side effects that can have a detrimental impact on your oral health. Chronic stress weakens your immune system, leaving you vulnerable to the infections that cause cavities and gum disease. If...
There are many different causes of tooth pain, and all of them are serious. Constant, throbbing pain could indicate an abscess or infection. Pain from pressure while chewing might be from a broken tooth, a damaged filling, or habitual teeth grinding. If you are experiencing...