Oral piercing is a popular form of body-art in Carlsbad, but just because it’s popular doesn’t mean it’s safe. I’m Doctor Stephen and Kimberly Dankworth. When my patients ask me about the safety of oral piercings, I make sure they examine the possible dangerous consequences. First, patients should know that infection is always a major […]
The La Costa Dental Excellence Guide To Teeth Whitening
So you want to whiten your teeth? It’s an economical way to enhance your smile, look younger, and feel more confident when you interact with people in business or social settings. Here are 5 things La Costa Dental Excellence recommends when it comes to teeth whitening: Meet with your dentist for a consultation first. There […]
Less Is More At La Costa Dental Excellence In Carlsbad
There are momentous new developments in California dentistry: stronger, natural-looking materials; improved techniques; more effective diagnostic methods; and more precise instruments. Combine these with the experience and expertise of Doctor Stephen and Kimberly Dankworth and you’re left with less of what used to make people dread going to the dentist. Less Pain Improved painkillers, lasers, […]
How Can You Improve Your Smile Quickly?
With porcelain veneers, you can revamp your smile without significant restorative dental work. Porcelain veneers are glass-like, wafer-thin covers that are attached to the front of your teeth. Porcelain has been used in dentistry for many years because no other restorative material is such an excellent match for natural tooth enamel. Porcelain is translucent and […]
La Costa Dental Excellence Takes Care Of Plaque, Calculus, And Cavities
Hi. I’m Doctor Stephen and Kimberly Dankworth. Welcome to my Carlsbad dental blog! I find that many of my patients in the San Marcos CA, Escondido, and Oceanside areas get a couple of dental terms mixed up. Today, I would like to clarify the differences between plaque, calculus, and cavities. Plaque is a film that […]
Filtered Carlsbad Water And Oral Health
A simple way for San Marcos residents to choose beverages that won’t harm their teeth is to keep it simple and make water their go-to drink. However, for safety, thrift, and convenience, many dental patients choose to drink bottled water or filter it themselves at home. Filtered water can be detrimental to oral health if […]
