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Where kids can receive emergency dental care in the Charleston area
Parents need to have a dentist on their side that they can trust with not only themselves but with their children. Our practice in Charleston offers emergency dental care for both kids and adults. We understand that the unexpected can happen any time and welcome patients to our facility for assistance. Kids can experience some of the same dental emergencies as adults. They may knock out a tooth during soccer or might experience breakage due to chewing on a hard object. They may have a toothache caused by an abscess or a deep area of decay. Our practice is here … Continue reading
Treating teething pain in Charleston
When children start to get their first teeth, they may experience the difficulties associated with teething. During the process of teething, the primary teeth are breaking through the gum line. This may be a painful experience for children, but a necessary one. The primary teeth are essential for speaking clearly, enjoying solid foods, and having a beautiful smile. During this time, many children are fussy and cranky. This is expected because their gums may be tender. Dr. Andrew Greenberg of Mouth Carolina Dentistry, PA in Charleston is committed to helping parents in treating teething pain to make the entire process … Continue reading
Charleston Dentist describes the care of your child’s teeth and gums
If you are a parent to an infant, you are well aware when your child begins to develop teeth. This typically occurs in the first year of life. Many patients in the Charleston area visit Dr. Andrew Greenberg to ask questions about the care of their child’s teeth and gums. This is an important part of a child’s life, and with early intervention and education, parents can instill the importance of a lifetime of dental care. There are many ways to take care of your child’s teeth and gums. Charleston area patients can bring their child for their first dental … Continue reading
Charleston area Dentist answers, why are primary teeth so important?
A lifetime of good oral health starts with the primary teeth. The primary teeth typically begin erupting through the gum line during the first year of life. By the age of three, most children have all 20 of their primary teeth. These teeth will eventually fall out over time and they will be replaced with a set of adult teeth. Because of this, many parents ask, why are primary teeth so important? Primary teeth are important for several reasons. First, they help children speak clearly. Many sounds are made using the teeth, and without them, children may be difficult to … Continue reading
Charleston area Dentist presents infant oral health concerns
When parents bring their children into the practice of Mouth Carolina dentistry for pediatric dental care, they often have concerns about their infant’s oral health. Charleston area patients visit Dr. Andrew Greenberg to have their questions answered and allow their children to enjoy positive interactions with a dental professional who will be guiding them through their oral health care journey. Building a bond with a family dentist is key to maintaining positive dental care over the years. Parents come to Dr. Andrew Greenberg with many concerns. These may include: Teething Teething in the process during which children receive their primary … Continue reading
Care for a dental emergency is within reach and affordable in Charleston
Dental problems that require care now rather than later can happen even with the diligent care. Usually accidents on the field or court, or unbearable symptoms of progressive decay and disease arise during the most inconvenient times. Dr. Greenberg and his skilled team are here to serve you whenever a dental emergency in Charleston arises. Call 843-751-4262 or email the dental team about nature of your emergency without delay. The longer you wait, the longer you suffer from discomfort. Healing is also delayed and the source of an excruciating toothache or complications of a knocked-out tooth will result in more … Continue reading
West Ashley SC patients get answers to, “Why do people snore while sleeping?”
It’s estimated almost half of American adults snore and one-fourth snore habitually. Snoring isn’t always a sign of a dangerous condition. With age, you may snore due to poor muscle tone in the throat and tongue. A loved one may be allergic and snore when pollen counts are high. Is the snoring light? Does it happen irregularly? It may be little more than an annoyance. If snoring is consistent, it can be a red flag for an underlying health problem. Snoring may also be cause for concern if: Breathing is impaired for 10 or more seconds at a time Sleep … Continue reading
Charleston SC patients prevent painful wisdom teeth symptoms, complications with regular dental exams
You probably won’t think about the third molars that are better known as “wisdom teeth” until you have a problem with them. That problem usually manifests itself as jaw pain and swelling; gum irregularities such as unusual redness, puffiness and bleeding; and bad breath. You may also experience difficulty opening your mouth and an unpleasant taste. The problem is actually rooted in impacted wisdom teeth. Not everyone will have problems with wisdom teeth, which get their nickname from the fact that they are the last permanent teeth to appear. Some people don’t even develop wisdom teeth. Many, however, will find … Continue reading
Charleston Dentist explains one of the most common oral health problems – your gums are puffy and/or bleed when you brush or floss
It happens to many of us. We wake up in the morning, brush our teeth with our eyes half open and then we notice it. A little bit of blood on the toothbrush. We rinse the toothbrush and try again, but it’s still there. It may be so common that we don’t really think anything of it. Maybe we notice that our gums feel a little bit tender or are puffy and swollen. When these things happen, it’s a sign that you could have gum disease, also called periodontal disease. While gum disease is common, you should still take it … Continue reading
Why do regular visits with your Charleston dentist matter?
A healthy mouth doesn’t just happen. It requires patients to be diligent about brushing and flossing, regular visits to the dentist, and limiting food and beverages that can be harmful to your teeth. Many patients understand that at-home care is important. However, they may find themselves wondering if those twice a year visits to the dentist are necessary. Dr. Andrew Greenberg, of Mouth Carolina Dentistry, PA in Charleston, SC, assures patients that regular checkups are vital to a happy and healthy smile. These visits are important for several reasons. First, during a check-up, you will receive a professional cleaning by … Continue reading
