Our dental health blogs contain a variety of helpful resources, tips and advice from our Belle River dentists and team.
In the past, a tooth with nerve damage would likely need to be removed. These days, our Belle River dentists can perform a root canal to save a tooth with minimal time and discomfort. Read on to learn more about this often misunderstood dental procedure.
Sleep apnea and snoring may seem similar, but they are two completely different issues. Here, our Belle River dentists explain the differences, and why they're important.
Your temporomandibular joint - also known as the TMJ - is one of the most complex joints in your body. Here, our Belle River dentists discuss three types of disorders that can affect your TMJ.
Teeth brushing is important in preventing tooth decay and gum disease. Our Belle River dentists explain the proper techniques for brushing your teeth and why it's so important to follow at home.
Sleep is an essential component of your overall health and well-being. That's why dentists offer solutions for sleep disorders, like sleep apnea. Here, our Belle River dentists explain what sleep apnea is and how they can help with treatment options.
At Alexis Dental, our Belle River dentists and team know that healthy teeth and gums contribute to overall wellness. Today we share our top 10 dental hygiene tips for keeping your smile healthy.
Headaches, limited jaw opening, facial pain, and neck or shoulder pain could be a sign of TMJ disorder. Here, our Belle River dentists explain why you might have a TMJ disorder and what you can do.
Nearly everyone will develop a cavity requiring a dental filling sooner or later, yet few people know much about the options that are available. Today, our Belle River dentists discuss composite fillings.
Both manual and electric toothbrushes are effective tools for cleaning your teeth. Here, our Belle River dentists discuss the benefits that electric toothbrushes may offer, depending on your needs.
While problems related to the root and pulp of your tooth can only be diagnosed by a dentist, there are some symptoms you should look out for. Here, our Belle River dentists outline three signs that you may need a root canal.
