At Weston Spencer DDS in La Jolla, we remind our patients that good dental health is the result of two things: what we do in our office and what you do at home. We recommend regular cleanings and checkups here at the office: on average, every six months. Your teeth get a thorough cleaning, and we […]
Treat Oral Infections Early to Prevent Serious Health Consequences
There has been a lot of talk about viral infections lately. In this post from Weston Spencer DDS in La Jolla, we focus on oral infections. There are many causes of oral infections. In kids, they are usually caused by tooth decay. The teeth become sensitive to cold beverages. A tooth develops a dull ache. […]
What You Need To Know About Oral Cancer
Every checkup at Weston Spencer DDS in La Jolla CA includes a screening for oral cancer. Oral cancer refers to cancers in the tongue, mouth, lips, jaw, and throat. Oral cancer is about as serious as it gets. The American Cancer Society estimates that over 39,000 people will be diagnosed with it this year. Consider […]
4 Smile Boosters
Cosmetic dentistry is a term that refers to using proven dental techniques to enhance the appearance of your smile. We have enhanced and improved countless smiles with it at Weston Stewart DDS in La Jolla. In this post, we’ll highlight four ways that cosmetic dentistry can improve your smile. Teeth Whitening is quick and non-invasive. […]
Time To Upgrade Your Smile?
Have you thought about upgrading your smile? Cosmetic dentistry from Weston Spencer DDS in La Jolla offers many outstanding possibilities! The quickest and least invasive procedure is teeth whitening. The results are dramatic and side effects are few. If your teeth are slightly crooked, but require no orthodontic work, porcelain veneers could be the answer. […]
Preventing Tooth Decay
Tooth decay is a common problem, not just in children but in adults, too. With daily brushing and flossing, and regular checkups at Weston Spencer DDS in La Jolla, most tooth decay can be prevented. Blame it on Bacteria Tooth decay is caused by bacteria. Bacteria live in your mouth and merge with plaque and […]