Have you ever had to work on your toothbrushing techniques to enhance your smile? Due to the fact that your teeth can wear down over time, it is important to make sure that you remain on top of toothbrushing techniques and adjust your oral health care accordingly. One of the most traditional and yet effective methods for brushing includes making... read more »
Here at in Concord, Massachusetts, Dr. Nicholas Kondon and his staff specialize in repairing smiles. We’re proud to offer some of the best services in the area to help you regain the smile - and swagger that accompanies it - that you want. There’s just one tiny hitch in the plan - how do you choose from all the... read more »
Your temporomandibular joints (TMJs) are joints in your jaw which help you speak and chew food. They are supported by cartilage and a shock-absorbing disk. If these are injured or worn out over time, you may find yourself with a TMJ disorder (TMD), with pain in the jaw area, around the ears, and an uncomfortable clicking noise when you open... read more »
Can dental bridges repair broken smiles? Dental bridges are an ideal tooth replacement service designed to enhance your smile without affecting your gums. Unlike dentures, which run the risk of falling out when eating, or dental implants, which require a sturdy jawbone to attach to, dental bridges are linked directly to other teeth in your mouth for a robust hold... read more »
Dr. Kondon, a trained prosthodontist, offers dental restorations to repair and restore damaged or missing teeth. If you have missing teeth, there are plenty of options outside of dentures that you can consider. Of these, dental bridges can return your smile to its full look and return you to the path of oral health once more. Dental bridges work by covering... read more »
Our tooth enamel is an extremely strong material that protects our teeth, but unfortunately, many forces in the world are stronger. Bacteria that lives in our own mouths can use sugar to produce harmful acids that can eat through tooth enamel. Prevent a dental disaster by protecting your tooth enamel. Here are some tips that can help: - Eat healthy... read more »
On average, out of every $100 dollars an American spends, one goes to alcohol. While having alcohol isn’t uncommon, did you know that it can cause serious damage to your oral health? In other words, while you have probably heard that red wine will stain your teeth, you could be causing more harm to your teeth. Alcohol is very high... read more »