Little Rock Family Dental Care Blog

Summer is a time for fun, sun, and showing off your best smile to make lasting memories. Whether you’re planning beach trips, weddings, or backyard barbecues, having a bright, beautiful smile can boost your confidence! But how can you achieve a better smile in time for all your adventures? Read on to discover three cosmetic dentistry treatments that are perfect for giving your smile a summer-ready makeover.

Tooth sensitivity can spell trouble for anyone, causing discomfort when they eat or drink. While it’s a common problem, many patients wonder if it’s an issue that requires immediate dental care. When exactly does the pain caused by sensitive teeth become a dental emergency? Continue reading to learn the causes of tooth sensitivity and when you should seek help.

Looking in the mirror, you see that one side of your face appears to be swollen. You haven’t been injured, stung, or had dental work, so you try to manage it with a cold compress, but it persists beyond a day or two. Now, you’re faced with a difficult decision: do you call your physician or your emergency dentist?

Should you visit your emergency dentist for facial swelling? What could facial swelling indicate? Continue reading to learn more about this symptom, its causes, and when it’s appropriate to go to the emergency dentist for help.

Dental emergencies can strike at any moment, even if you have exceptional oral health. Whether it’s a severe toothache, a knocked-out tooth, or a broken crown, knowing whether your dental insurance will cover unexpected visits can grant peace of mind. If you want to explore the ins and outs of dental insurance coverage for emergency dental visits, continue reading. You’ll learn what to expect when dental emergencies arise.

With Valentines’ Day almost here, people of all stripes are doing their best to make a good impression on a potential romantic partner. Your oral health is a big part of that.

If your teeth are discolored or your breath smells bad, it can seriously impair your ability to impress your date. But don’t worry: by taking a few steps before your date, you can ensure that your oral health is perfectly up to snuff.