When it comes to rebuilding your smile, restorative dentistry is both an investment in your health and your confidence. Whether you need a single crown or full-mouth rehabilitation, understanding what determines the cost of your treatment helps you make informed decisions. At James Martin, DMD, we believe in being open about costs from the start, […]
Summer Tips to Avoid Dental Emergencies
Summer is the perfect time for backyard cookouts, long vacations, and afternoons spent poolside. But all that summer fun can sometimes lead to unexpected dental emergencies, from cracked teeth on hard snacks to sports-related injuries. Fortunately, most of these situations can be prevented with a little planning and a few smart habits. At James Martin, […]
Composite vs. Porcelain Veneers: Which Is Right for Your Smile?
Looking for a brighter, more confident smile? Veneers are one of the most popular ways to address chipped, discolored, or uneven teeth, and they can completely transform how your smile looks and feels. But when it comes to choosing between composite and porcelain veneers, how do you know which one is right for you? At […]
Why Same-Day Crowns Are a Game-Changer for Dental Emergencies
Dental emergencies are never convenient. Whether it’s a cracked tooth, a dislodged crown, or sudden pain that won’t go away, the last thing you want is to wait days or even weeks for relief. That’s where same-day crowns come in. With advanced CEREC technology, we can restore your smile quickly and comfortably, often in just […]
How to Treat Dry Mouth at Home and When to See a Dentist
Waking up with a dry, sticky mouth or constantly reaching for water during the day? You’re not alone. Dry mouth, also called xerostomia, is a common condition, especially for people who take certain medications or are simply getting older. While it might seem like just a minor inconvenience, chronic dry mouth can actually increase your […]
Teeth Grinding: Is It Really That Bad?
You might not even realize you’re clenching your jaw during the day or grinding your teeth while you sleep. It’s easy to brush off, especially if it doesn’t seem to be causing pain right now. But chronic teeth grinding (also called bruxism) is more than just a harmless habit. Left untreated, it can do serious […]
