Radiographs, even digital can miss large carious lesions when decay is present on the buccal surface. A careful intra-oral exam is necessary ( on a regular basis ). Fortunately this lesion had not penetrated the pulp chamber and therefore root … Continue reading
The etiology in regards to dental decay is multifactorial, however in a simplified description, bacterial digestion of refined carbohydrates creates an acidic environment that “eats through” the enamel. Once the decay reaches the softer dentin, it can spread rapidly. Preventive … Continue reading
This young lady’s mother called my office and asked me if I would examine her daughter who would be coming down from New York City. The mother was concerned regarding the daughter having visited a New York high end dentist. … Continue reading