Are you suffering from fitful sleep? Is your partner fed up with your loud, disruptive snoring? You don’t have to live with chronic fatigue and exhaustion (really, the holidays are stressful enough already). This November, choose to do something about your poor sleep at long last. The dentists at Complete Dental Care provide effective, personalized treatment for sleep apnea in Burlington.

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If your kids are anything like ours, November 1 will be spent counting up candies and rehashing memories from halloween night. But this year, we’re celebrating a new holiday the day after all the trick or treating. November 1 is National Brush Day! It’s a day that’s set aside to promote regular toothbrushing, the foundation of all healthy smiles. Your dentist in Burlington encourages you to do something good for your little one’s smile after halloween. Sign the pledge to celebrate National Brush Day!

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Have you been falling behind on your regular dental care? It’s not too late to recommit to your smile — and there are plenty of reasons to schedule a hygiene appointment with the dentist in Burlington before the holiday season. Our office is a whole lot busier in November and December, for one. Make sure your teeth are sparkling clean for every holiday photo by scheduling an appointment today!

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If you have had more headaches than usual these days, you can blame election season  — but if you are dealing with chronic head pain and a clicking, popping jaw, you need to seek treatment for your TMJ. And we’ve got good news for you. You probably already know of Botox as a method for smoothing facial lines and wrinkles. But did you know that its ability to freeze the facial muscles can treat your chronic facial pain, too? Your dentist in Burlington uses Botox to manage headaches and jaw discomfort.

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If you have been avoiding the dentist, you join more than 30 percent of insured Americans who do not visit the dentist regularly for dental cleanings and checkups. While 44 percent of people do not visit the dentist regularly due to the cost of care, maximizing the value of your dental insurance allows you to affordably protect your oral health. However, most people underestimate the importance of visiting the dentist twice a year, which is one reason only 83 percent of children 2 to 17 years of age visited the dentist in 2014. That number was far lower with adults as only 62 percent of adults visited the dentist. As your dentist in Burlington, we encourage you to use your dental insurance before the end of the year to protect your oral health.
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We all know that sugary foods and drinks are bad for our oral health. Over and over again, we have heard about foods that can damage the health of our smiles, but how often do you hear about foods that help your smile? Just as with your overall health, there are many foods that promote a strong, healthy smile. As your dentist in Burlington MA, we have the top foods you should be eating to protect your beautiful smile.
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The dental crown procedure is a very common treatment used to restore the health, function, and appearance of a tooth that has become damaged. This form of traditional dentistry is safe and effective for tooth restorations. However, thanks to advancements in dentistry, the procedure is now quicker than ever while producing high-quality results. As your dentist in Burlington MA, Complete Dental Care provides the dental crown procedure using CEREC technology to simplify the process. With CEREC technology, you’ll benefit from same-day crowns and more precise results for a flawless restoration.
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Bruxism is a fairly common condition that results when you grind and clench your teeth during the day or while sleeping. Although it may not seem like a really big deal, the condition can result in damage to your teeth and uncomfortable symptoms when left untreated. However, many are not aware they are grinding their teeth because it often occurs at night or it’s done unconsciously. As a result, you may start to have tooth sensitivity and other discomforts. There are many signs and symptoms that indicate the condition is present. As your dentist in Burlington MA, we have everything you need to know about the signs and symptoms of bruxism and what you can do about it.
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The loss of one or more of your teeth can greatly affect your life in a number of ways. First, eating and chewing your favorite foods can become a challenge, and your nutrition may suffer. Not to mention the embarrassment you feel when you talk or smile, losing your teeth takes a toll on your oral health as well. A missing tooth puts you at a higher risk for gum disease, infection and loss of more healthy teeth. The good news is that dental implants in Burlington may be the solution you’re looking for!

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