Start Your Spring With Dental Veneers

Are you familiar with the benefits associated with dental veneers? Dental veneers are highly effective shells that are placed on the fronts of teeth to help protect them dental damage and to cover up any previous damage, or correct size or spacing issues. Dental veneers are known for providing smile makeovers because they can dramatically enhance the look of your... read more »

Taking Your Child to The Dentist

If you want your child to have a healthy smile, it’s important to set good dental habits early in life, and part of that is helping them to used to the idea of visiting the dentist. Your child’s first dental visit should be within six months of getting their first tooth, and every six months after that. Dental visits should... read more »

All You Need to Know About Toothbrushes

Toothbrushes are handy tools that can help you clean your teeth and gums each and every day. They can also help you have a top-notch oral health and a successful as well as beautiful smile. To help you know more about this handy tool, our dentist, Dr. Emanuel Amato, is happy to share some toothbrush facts. Those facts are: -It’s... read more »

Simple But Effective Tooth Hazard Prevention Tips

With numerous holidays right around the corner, now is the perfect opportunity to set in place an effective treatment plan to prevent tooth hazards from arising. Always make sure you’re exercising caution with all foods and drinks that you introduce to your mouth. If you are not careful, numerous products can cause all sorts of damage including tooth decay, oral... read more »

Is My Child in Danger of Fluorosis?

Fluorosis is a condition in which white or brown streaks appear on a child’s baby teeth or adult teeth. Fluorosis is caused by too much fluoride in a child’s system. It only affects teeth that have not erupted, and once your child’s teeth have come in, they will no longer be susceptible. Children can develop fluorosis until they reach eight... read more »

The Right Tools For Mouth Care

Using the right tools is vital to good oral hygiene. Here are the kinds of things you should be looking for in your dental hygiene tools.   Brush: Choose a soft-bristled toothbrush that has the American Dental Association (ADA) Seal of Acceptance on the package. Replace your toothbrush every 3-4 months, even if the bristles look normal. Replace it even... read more »

Fall Fact Finder: Hazardous Food Avoidance

Is your smile ready for the holidays? With Halloween just around the corner, it is important to make sure your teeth and gums are well prepared for any potential tooth hazards that can arise. Not only may you be tempted by excessive amounts of sugar with numerous products this holiday season, but sweets and treats find other ways as well... read more »

The Facts About Baby Teeth

Baby teeth are small but strong oral bones that help the baby eat, talk, and smile. Although they are lost eventually, they serve many purposes. To help you know more about baby teeth in Chandler, Arizona, Dr. Emanuel Amato and our dental team are happy to share some information with you. Baby teeth start to grow into place when your... read more »

Upgrade Your Child’s Late-Summer Smile with Pediatric Dentistry Treatments

Have you ever heard of pediatric dentistry? Pediatric dentistry is a specialized branch of dentistry that is focused specifically on the oral health care for younger individuals. Typical ages include infants, children, and young adults. In addition, pediatric dentists help treat special needs patients. Through pediatric dentistry, we can give advanced procedures to younger individuals to ensure the continued development... read more »

Oral Health Essentials: Chewing Gum

Sugarless gum is a fiercely debated topic as to whether it is good for your oral health or not. Although there is evidence to suggest that benefits can be had from chewing gum, especially after meals, chewing gum should generally be avoided by individuals with jaw disorders. Sugarless gum works by helping to increase the production of saliva within your... read more »