Talk to your dentist There’s something about having information on anything unknown that makes us feel less afraid or at least more self-confident handling the unknown. If dentistry is an unknown topic, consider educating yourself by asking your dentist lots of questions. Contact Oceanside Dental Excellence. We’re willing to listen to your fearful thoughts and […]
A Noteworthy Dental Experience
When Drs. Stephen and Kimberly Dankworth walk into the room, you generally feel the atmosphere kick up a notch. Here at Oceanside Dental Excellence, we see patients for anything from fillings to sedation dentistry to cleaning requests. Having your teeth cleaned can be just as important as addressing cavities and taking care of sedation dentistry […]
Why You Shouldn’t Dread Going To The Dentist
Do you have a dental issue that needs attention? Have you been putting off a dental visit? Good news! Dentistry in the Oceanside area and around California is nothing like it was when you were a kid. (Even if you’re still a kid, we invite you to keep reading.) There Is No Reason to Avoid […]
Total Tooth Restoration
Your face is always on display for others to see. You can’t hide it behind long sleeves, baggy jeans, or a hat. Many lucky Oceanside residents who have received smile makeovers at Oceanside Dental Excellence believe their dazzling new smile brightens their whole faces. Some Vista professionals have corrected tooth problems prior to beginning a […]
Is Mouthwash A Must?
If you’ve ever walked the oral care aisles of any drugstore, you know that there are many different types of mouthwash. Some tout their germ-killing abilities, others emphasize their fluoride content, and some claim to whiten teeth while freshening the breath. These are all great benefits, but will they help meet your oral care needs? […]
Toothache Relief at Oceanside Dental Excellence in Oceanside
A toothache is probably the most common dental problem. However, they have multiple causes. A toothache can come on gradually–or attack with full force. 1. You sip a cold drink and–bam!–tooth pain. When a cavity has eroded enamel it eventually hits the layer underneath. This is called the dentin. This layer is softer than enamel […]
