When the joints that move your jaw are damaged or dysfunctional, you can develop a disorder known as TMJ. TMJ can have an impact far beyond your jaw but also on your oral health and lifestyle. Read our blog post for a look at the benefits of TMJ therapy.
Practicing proper oral hygiene, like brushing and flossing daily, is the best way to take good care of your smile. However, routine dental visits are an even better way to care for your smile. Check out our blog post to see how fluoride treatments can greatly benefit your oral development and health!
If the idea of getting a root canal sends shivers down your spine—don’t worry! We’re here to help you avoid needing a root canal, or hopefully any other restorative dental treatments. Read our blog post to find out how to prevent a root canal!
We’re going to let you in on a secret: with the right steps, many common dental issues can be avoided. Read our blog post to find out how you can prevent a root canal with preventive dental care.
Brushing, flossing, and maintaining healthy oral hygiene and lifestyle habits are best to encourage a healthy smile. In some unfortunate cases, though, oral cancer can develop and interfere with your oral and physical health, requiring prompt treatment. Read our blog post to learn about oral cancer symptoms and treatment.
Anyone can suffer from temporomandibular disorders, also commonly referred to as TMD. TMD includes a disorder of the temporomandibular joint, often referred to as the TMJ. But what happens when you have TMJ/TMD disorder? Read our blog post to learn about treatment options.
Dr. Chandler and our team at Chandler Dental Center encourage you to visit our office every six months for many reasons important to your oral health. However, all narrow down to the correlation between dentistry and overall wellness. Read our blog post for the details!
Tooth decay, also known as a cavity, can creep up on anyone, including those who think they take good care of their oral health. If you have had a cavity, you likely can remember the ache and pain cavities are known to bring on. Read our blog post to find out what else you need to know about cavities.
No one likes going to their routine cleaning and exam only to hear that there’s a cavity or other dental problem present. After all, healthy teeth and gums make eating, speaking, and other daily activities enjoyable. Read our blog post for advice to help you stop dental problems before they happen!
Did you know that February is Gum Disease Awareness Month? Read our blog post for some oral hygiene tips to raise awareness and help you avoid developing gum disease.
