Why Would I Need Antibiotics Before a Dental Appointment?

Medication and My Oral Health

At High Street Dentistry, your health and wellbeing are always our top priorities. That’s why we sometimes recommend antibiotics before dental appointments, a practice we call antibiotic prophylaxis. Our team will work alongside your physicians to determine whether you are a candidate for antibiotics before your upcoming dental treatment. Antibiotics – Only When Necessary Antibiotics…

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Detecting and Treating a Cracked Tooth

Detecting and Treating a Cracked Tooth

If you’re experiencing pain when biting into food or if your teeth are sensitive to hot or cold temperatures, you may have a cracked tooth, a condition known as cracked tooth syndrome. Your trusted team at High Street Dentistry will determine the cause of your discomfort and provide the needed relief. You can always expect…

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How to Stop Grinding Your Teeth at Night

How to Stop Grinding Your Teeth at Night

Grinding and clenching your teeth in your sleep, a condition called bruxism can be quite a serious matter, with devastating impacts on your oral health and quality of life. Your trusted team at High Street Dentistry will help get your teeth grinding in check so you can safeguard your smile’s health and enjoy restful sleep…

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How Can Using E-Cigarettes Affect My Oral Health?

How Can Using E-Cigarettes Affect My Oral Health?

Everyone knows that smoking is detrimental to your oral health, significantly increasing the risk of oral cancer, periodontal (gum) disease, bad breath, and even tooth staining and discoloration. So, is vaping any better? Research shows that vaping may be just as bad as smoking cigarettes. Here’s all you need to know about this harmful habit…

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What Are Dental Sealants?

What Are Dental Sealants?

At High Street Dentistry, we are proponents of prevention rather than treating tooth decay and cavities after they develop. We’re proud to offer dental sealants, a highly effective tool for preventing cavities in hard-to-reach nooks and crannies on the chewing surfaces of your teeth. We invite you to talk to one of our team members…

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Why Do I Have Bad Breath and How Do I Treat It?

Why Do I Have Bad Breath and How Do I Treat It?

If you’ve been battling with bad breath, a condition known as halitosis, you are not alone. Almost everyone experiences not-so-fresh breath at one point. The good news is that a few lifestyle changes and some help from your dental team at High Street Dentistry will ensure you enjoy fresh breath and a healthy smile! What…

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Why Would I Need a Dental Crown?

Why Would I Need a Dental Crown?

High Street Dentistry is proud to offer quality, durable restorations, including dental crowns, utilizing state-of-the-art technology, materials, and techniques. Our aesthetic restorations offer cosmetic and oral health benefits for beautiful, long-term healthy smiles. Here’s all you need to know about dental crowns and why you would require one! What Are Dental Crowns? Dental crowns are…

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What Are Inlays and Onlays?

What Are Inlays and Onlays?

Inlays and onlays are alternatives to traditional dental crowns or fillings, designed to repair teeth with damage or decay. These cosmetic restorations provide strength and resilience while delivering aesthetic results. A consultation with your trusted team at High Street Dentistry will help you determine if an inlay or an onlay is right for you. What…

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What Is a Dental Bridge?

What Is a Dental Bridge?

If you’ve been hiding your smile due to missing one or more of your teeth, your trusted team at High Street Dentistry is here to help. We are proud to offer a range of tooth-replacement options, including dental bridges, to restore your healthy, functional smile. Once in place, your new restoration will look so natural…

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Can You Have Too Much Fluoride? Get the Facts!

Can You Have Too Much Fluoride? Get the Facts!

Fluoride, touted as “nature’s cavity fighter,” is a powerful mineral that offers many benefits to children and adults. When applied directly to your teeth, it helps strengthen your tooth enamel and makes it resistant to decay and cavities. However, just like most things in life, too much of something good can be problematic! What Is…

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