Dr. Kunard Completes Full Mouth Reconstruction Program
Published on June 16, 2010 by Dr. Kevin Kunard in News
LVI Global (LVI) for Advanced Dental Studies, proudly announces the completion of Full Mouth Reconstruction- Essential Tools for Finalization of Neuromuscular Rehabilitation program by Dr. Kevin Kunard. This six day, live-patient treatment program focuses on teaching dentists to deliver comprehensive dental care to their patients through full mouth reconstructive principles combining their occlusal and restorative training.
Stop Being So Darn Sensitive!!
Published on June 15, 2010 by Dr. Kevin Kunard in Dental Care Tips
We’ve all noticed it from time to time – have some ice cream followed by good hot coffee and OUCH! – your tooth is telling you not to do that! But how do you know if your tooth sensitivity is a sign of (pardon the pun) a deep rooted problem?
Dry mouth: What effects does it have on your teeth?
Published on April 19, 2010 by Dr. Kevin Kunard in Dental Care Tips , Uncategorized
Dry mouth: What effects does it have on your teeth?
Dry mouth also known as Xerostomia is associated with salivary gland hypofunction where there is a reduced amount of salivary output. This watery substance in our mouth aids in lubricating and protecting our teeth, tongue and tissues.
Cavities on the rise: What is targeting kids and young adults?
Published on April 8, 2010 by Dr. Kevin Kunard in Dental Care Tips , Uncategorized
What are cavities and how do they occur? Cavities occur when the bacteria in our mouth convert the sugars we consume into an acid. When our teeth become exposed to this acid for a period of time it begins to dissolve and destroy the outer layer or enamel of the tooth surface.
Two Very Frequently Asked Questions
Published on March 22, 2010 by Dr. Kevin Kunard in Dental Care Tips
Here are two of the most frequent questions we are asked at Pinedale Dental:
The first one is “Do you see children here?” and the answer is a resounding “YES! We love kids!”
The second is “When should I schedule my child’s first dental visit?”
Ewwww…..That Smell!!
Published on February 16, 2010 by Dr. Kevin Kunard in Dental Care Tips
A common question we get in our dental office is – "What causes bad breath?"
Many times the complaint is not from the offender but from a long suffering spouse or family member. There are many causes of bad breath (which we call “halitosis”) – some serious and some not. And while many people have decided to just hold their nose and live with it, the good news is diagnosing and treating bad breath is something that can easily be done.
Here is a list, in no particular order, of the reasons people may be slowly backing up during conversations:
Dental Onlays
Published on February 9, 2010 by Dr. Kevin Kunard in Dental Care Tips
When a tooth is too damaged to support a regular dental filling, but not damaged enough to require a dental crown, You have an option called a dental onlay. Capping a damaged tooth unnecessarily with a dental crown removes more tooth structure than needed. But a large dental filling can weaken the remaining structure of the tooth, causing the tooth to break, crack or eventually need a root canal.
The dental restoration that is many times overlooked is the dental onlay.
Cavities Are On The Rise - Due To WHAT?
Published on January 29, 2010 by Dr. Kevin Kunard in Dental Care Tips , News
Something that many people consider to be healthy is actually causing an increase in dental decay among children and man adults. For the first time in decades cavity rates are up and many dentists are reporting that adult patients who didn’t appear to be cavity prone are showing up with decay around existing fillings and crowns. Decay is even being found on otherwise healthy teeth - something that for a while seemed pretty rare. The culprit?
New Website Launched
Published on December 26, 2009 by Dr. Kevin Kunard in News
We are happy to announce the launch of our newly redesigned website. We designed this website with a few goals in mind. First, we needed a website to share our services and provide resources and explanations of what we can offer. Second, to show potential clients that we have a first class office, facility, and staff. Third, to show a portfolio of our work for future patients. Fourth, to post a weblog with relevant articles and content for our patients and the dental industry.
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