by Dr. Shillingburg | Aug 20, 2016 | Uncategorized
Whether you had a tooth removed, a gum treatment or a root canal swelling following oral surgery is 100 percent normal and should be expected. Your goal following oral surgery should involve managing swelling in two phases.The first of the phases extends from 24 to 48...
by Dr. Shillingburg | Jul 30, 2016 | Uncategorized
While your general dentist does check for symptoms of oral cancer during regular checkups, there is a self-exam you can do at home to check for any unusual signs. Early detection is crucial in effectively treating cancer and preventing health complications in the...
by Dr. Shillingburg | Jul 20, 2016 | Uncategorized
Dentures are just one of the options available for treating multiple missing teeth. While newer, conventional dentures are more comfortable and functional than their predecessors, they still do not act or feel the same as natural teeth. However, bar attachment...
by Dr. Shillingburg | Jun 30, 2016 | Surgery
Oral Surgeons are experts in performing dental surgery. Most dentists are aware of bits and pieces of portions of oral surgery, but only an oral surgeon is an expert on caring for your surgery needs, the right kind of anesthesia required, and how to handle other...
by Dr. Shillingburg | Jun 20, 2016 | Wisdom Teeth
If you have just graduated from high school, there are a lot of preparations needed to get ready for your first year of college, like buying storage for your dorm room and making sure you have a laptop. Another way for you to prepare is to make sure your dental health...
