What You Should Know About Pregnancy and Your Teeth

You may already know that you should expect a number of changes if you’re pregnant. Still, did you know that there are several things you should be doing if you would like to protect your teeth and gums while you’re pregnant? As you might already understand, gum disease could actually lead to many different dental problems. Still, would you be... read more »

Symptoms of a Bad Filling Should Never Be Ignored

Fillings are typically used by Dr. Forrest Buhler to repair chips or small cavities. They are often made from materials like gold, porcelain, amalgam, or composite resin that are impervious to the ravages of tooth decay. However, as time goes by, the pervasive bacteria in your mouth can slowly start to weaken the bond between the filling and the surrounding... read more »

Tooth Sensitivity Symptoms Should Always Be Professionally Diagnosed

Tooth sensitivity problems are all too common these days. Many people who experience discomfort when consuming hot, cold, sweet, or acidic things will turn to using a specially formulated tooth sensitivity toothpaste. Along with diet modification, this can often provide significant, yet temporary, relief of tooth sensitivity symptoms. Unfortunately, this could be masking a long-term problem as it develops. To... read more »

A Fluoride Treatment Can Help Reduce Tooth Sensitivity and Prevent Cavities

The tooth enamel layer on each of your teeth is made from a dense network of microscopic mineral crystals. The density of these structures is what gives your teeth the durability to chew food. If you consume acidic products or fail to maintain a consistent daily oral hygiene routine, the acidic environment in your mouth could gradually deplete the mineral... read more »

The Facts About Tongue Discoloration

You probably know that there are several signs you can watch for to get an idea of how healthy your body is. For example, you probably know that a cough, a runny nose, or a fever could be signs of a more serious issue. Still, did you know that the color of your tongue can also give you an idea... read more »

All the Facts on Teeth Whitening

You probably know that having a white smile is something most Americans want. With that in mind, are you happy with the color of your smile? If you aren’t, you probably know that getting a professional teeth whitening treatment is an option you should consider. However, did you know that there are a number of options you’ll need to consider?... read more »

Root Resorption in Adults: What to Do

When your little one’s teeth fall out, they actually go through a process known as resorption. During this process, the roots of your child’s teeth will be reabsorbed into the gums, which allow the teeth to fall out. However, adults could also have resorption, which could lead to a number of problems. Fortunately, there are a few things you can... read more »

Root Canal Therapy: What to Eat After

Have you heard that root canal therapy can save a tooth with a damaged center? If you decide avoid root canal therapy, the damaged tooth could eventually die and even fall out. Once you have root canal therapy, how should you continue to care for your teeth? More specifically, do you know what you should do—or avoid doing—to help your... read more »

A Plan for Your Smile in Case of Disaster

It’s smart to have a safety plan if there’s a natural disaster, right? Right. It’s also smart to have a plan if a disaster happens to your smile. If you have a plan, you will be more prepared and you’ll feel less scared and less stressed. To help you create the perfect dental disaster plan for your smile, our Buhler... read more »

Avoid These 5 Treats for a Healthy Halloween

If you want a smile-healthy Halloween in Spanish Fork, Utah, then our Buhler Dental Arts team recommends keeping up on oral hygiene, visiting your dentist for a checkup, and avoiding these five Halloween treats: No. 1: Gummy Bears: A typical serving of gummy bears is about 20 bears, which contains about 30 grams of sugar. This is like eating just... read more »