The Dental Anesthesia Center: Sedation and Sleep Dentistry 
As we age, our bodies change in various ways. We become more concerned with our overall health. But what about our oral health? What should you do as you age to maintain a healthy smile? Should we be concerned about our oral health as we age? Yes, the changes our bodies make as we age …
Bridges and crowns are excellent solutions for various oral health problems. They can fix, prevent, or manage the following dental issues. Our teeth are amazing! They help us chew and digest food and play a vital role in our speech. Our teeth give us our distinguishing smile and help us maintain bone structure. Healthy teeth …
If your child has special needs due to a developmental disability, behavioral issues, or physical limitation, The Dental Anesthesia Center can help. Your child may need extra care, time, and support when visiting the dentist or special accommodations for their wheelchair. Whatever their special needs, we can provide dental care while adapting to your child’s …
Getting your child to the dentist early in life makes them more likely to be comfortable with dental treatments later on in life. Though it might seem simple to some, there is a significant amount of confusion surrounding oral care for young children. Some people believe in early care, while others don’t make it a …
Teens with special needs are at particular risk for specific oral health issues, so they must develop healthy dental habits at home. A visit to the dentist can be stressful and scary for anyone. Children and teens with special needs are even more likely to have a bad experience at the dentist because of factors …
During the COVID-19 pandemic, nearly everything changed for everyone – routines, habits, employment, health, and oral health. According to a study from the RAND Corporation, nearly half of all adults in the U.S. reported delaying dental care during the pandemic. If your oral health care changed drastically too, you’re not alone. Fortunately, there are steps …