Attleboro Dental Group Blog

Do you have a tooth that is causing you significant discomfort? This could mean that you are in need of root canal treatment. The good news is that this procedure isn’t like the depictions in movies and TV. With modern dental technology and anesthetics, you shouldn’t be able to feel any pain. However, you may want to consider going to an endodontist for this procedure instead of a general dentist. Continue reading to learn more about endodontists and why they are the best option for root canal treatment.

If you are suffering from receding gums due to periodontal disease, your teeth are at a greater risk of cavities, decay, and loss. One way to lower your risk of this happening and protect your smile is a procedure known as a gum graft. This treatment uses your own gum tissue from elsewhere in the mouth to cover the exposed roots of your teeth and keep them safe from further harm. Whether you’ve been scheduled to get a gum graft, or you’re simply curious about what this treatment entails, here’s a closer look at what you can expect during and after your procedure.

Though it’s only just started, 2026 may be making you feel old. A new year can force you to think about aging, the passage of time, etc.  Luckily enough, dental care could change with all that; cosmetic dentistry helps you look younger! A good treatment from your dentist would turn back the clock on your face, ensuring you seem much more vibrant. If you’d like more details, here are four ways cosmetic dental work would give you a younger face.

Being a teenager is hard enough. Add in things like social media, peer pressure, and general angst, and you’re often left with a perfect storm of insecurities. But what if your teen is self-conscious about their smile? While teaching them excellent oral hygiene practices early on can help boost their confidence when they open their mouth, if they have noticeable dental flaws that are making them feel anxious, cosmetic dentistry may be able to help. Here’s a closer look at a few popular treatments that are safe for teenage patients, and how they can help your high schooler look and feel their best!

While root canals are almost always successful, sometimes they don’t go as intended. A patient must basically “re-do” their care in those cases to ensure the best results. With all that said, just when would you need to get a root canal retreatment? Your North Attleboro dentist will gladly explain, so keep reading to learn why you’d redo a root canal, as well as how such retreatment works.

Have you been informed by your dentist that you need root canal treatment? Root canal treatment is used to alleviate discomfort and save teeth that have been damaged and would otherwise need to be extracted. There are all sorts of misinformation out there about root canals. There is even a myth that they can cause cancer. The good news is that this isn’t true. Continue reading to learn where this myth came from and the truth behind root canals.

Hearing that you need a root canal can be intimidating, but modern dentistry has made the procedure far more comfortable than most people imagine. In fact, root canals are designed to relieve pain caused by infection, not create it. Still, it’s natural to wonder what happens once the treatment is over. Understanding what to expect after a root canal can help you feel more at ease and make recovery smoother.

Clear aligners, such as Invisalign, have become a popular choice for straightening teeth because they’re discreet, comfortable, and effective. But to get the best results, it’s important to know the right way to care for them. Following some simple dos and don’ts can make your orthodontic journey smoother and ensure that your aligners stay clean, comfortable, and effective.

If your child needs braces or clear aligners, one of your first questions may be: “Will our dental insurance cover this?” Orthodontic treatment can be a pretty big investment, but the good news is that many dental insurance plans do offer some level of coverage for braces or other orthodontic services, especially for children and teens. And when it comes to your child’s oral health, timing matters much more than you may realize. Here’s a closer look at how dental insurance works with orthodontics, and why it’s so important not to delay care.

Aligner trays are custom-made for your teeth, so they’re often easy to take off. Getting them out of your mouth should be as simple as a few gentle tugs. Even so, it’s not unusual to struggle with the removal process; you may need a little help. The good news is that your Attleborough dentist has some useful tips and tricks to share. So, please keep reading to learn how to easily remove your clear aligners.