Are you aware of the oral health risks of a toothache? A toothache is an oral health condition in which an abscessed tooth has begun to suffer from infection. Similar to various other oral health problems in your mouth, toothaches are often caused by a downturn in your oral hygiene and the risk of oral health hazards that can damage... read more »

Do you have any broken or damaged teeth? Have you suffered blunt trauma or have you taken a blow to the head that has resulted in dental damage? If so, it is important to visit your dentist to determine if damage to your pulp has occurred. If so, an endodontic treatment such as a root canal will be required. Endodontics... read more »

Are you looking for tips and tricks to keep your smile healthy and bright? If so, you have come to the right place! Here at Ridge Park Dental in Layton, Utah, our team is happy to give you tips on toothbrush care, which can help keep your smile healthy too. Did you know, your toothbrush can harbor bacteria, which spreads... read more »

At the office of Dr. Brough Family & Cosmetic Dentistry in Layton, Utah, Dr. Grant Brough and his team are pleased to offer our patients composite (tooth-colored) fillings and amalgam (silver) fillings, today’s most common dental fillings and both with advantages. Composite Composite fillings (or white fillings) blend in with your teeth, making your smile look natural. They are perfect... read more »

If you have a dull, cracked, or misaligned tooth, or any other imperfection in your smile, you may understand how uncomfortable smiling can be. It isn’t surprising then that Americans spend billions of dollars every year to enhance the appearance of their teeth. Still, do you ever wonder which cosmetic treatment could be better for you? If you have, we... read more »

Are your teeth sensitive to heat, cold, pressure, or acidic foods? If so, then you may wonder what caused your teeth to become sensitive. Keep reading to learn more about how sensitivity occurs and the possible causes for it. In the center of your tooth is the pulp, a soft tissue which consists of nerves, connective tissues, and blood vessels.... read more »