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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, most decay and gum disease are painless until they've already progressed. That's the entire reason why routine checkups exist.
Often yes, gum recession, dry mouth from medications, and aging dental work all raise the risk profile, which is why a three-to-six-month interval is common past 60.
It should be taken care of within six months of the first tooth appearing, or by the first birthday, whichever comes first, per AAPD guidance.
Yes preventive and necessary restorative treatments are safe during pregnancy according to the ADA and ACOG.
So that it can be made that your filling sits right and there is no infection formed in the meantime.
