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 »

Loose Dentures? We Can Help!

As you probably know, dentures are usually thought of as a restoration option for the elderly. For this reason, most people don’t usually think of dentures as an option for replacing missing teeth. However, would you be surprised to learn that dentures can actually be extremely useful for anyone who is missing teeth—regardless of their age? However, if you have... read more »

Insights on the Process of Installing Dental Veneers

For many people, having a white and appealing smile, gives them the extra boost of self-confidence they need to success in life and business. If you’re smile is less than its best because of stains, chips or old dental work, Dr. Forrest Buhler offers several cosmetic dentistry options. One of the more popular and effective options for improving a smile... read more »

What Happens to Your Teeth When you Bite Your Nails

Bad habits such as not making the bed, or leaving your laundry on the floor are can annoy some people, but fortunately aren’t detrimental to your health. On the other hand, would you be surprised to learn that nail biting can lead to problems with your teeth and lead to other issues? You see, nails are usually the dirtiest part... read more »

A Crown Can Address Several Different Dental Issues

While the enamel layer on each of your teeth is very strong and durable, it is still not impervious to problems caused by tooth decay. At the same time, things like a blow to the face, grinding your teeth at night, or a hard fall can actually impart enough force to chip, crack, or fracture your tooth enamel. In a... read more »

What to Do About a Deeply Cracked Tooth

The enamel layer on each of your teeth is composed of a dense structure of microscopic mineral crystals, which gives your teeth their strength and durability. At the same time, it’s still not unheard-of for a hard fall, a blow to the face or a sports injury to crack a tooth. Once the initial trauma has passed, if you feel... read more »

Causes of Tooth Discoloration

One of the most common concerns people have about their teeth is how they look. Even if you practice good oral hygiene, your teeth can darken over time. Advances in cosmetic dentistry have made treating discoloration quite accessible, but it is still important to know what factors can lead to darkening teeth. There are a few obvious sources you are... read more »

The Truth About In-Office Whitening

If you’ve ever thought about whitening your smile, you’re far from alone. In fact, billions of dollars every year are used to attain a brighter smile—and you probably know why. A radiant smile leads to a great first impression. To achieve lustrous teeth, many people decide to buy a whitening kit from the store—but have you ever considered visiting a... read more »