Rosemeade Dental Blog

Have you ever avoided dental visits due to anxiety? It’s not uncommon for people to procrastinate everything from routine checkups to root canals if they’re nervous about sitting in the dentist’s chair. Many providers try to overcome this by offering various forms of sedation, like nitrous oxide (laughing gas), to help patients feel relaxed. However, there are several misconceptions about this medication that might make you feel unsafe about using it.

You’ll need to overcome your fear so you can receive essential care that keeps your smile happy and healthy. Continue reading to learn the truth about 3 myths about nitrous oxide so you can set your mind at ease!

Like it or not, before you purchase a product or service, you consider the cost. In fact, for many consumers, the price can be a major determining factor in making the decision to buy. When it comes to dental services, some are partially covered by dental insurance, but others aren’t. What about sedation dentistry? Does insurance cover nitrous oxide sedation?

Below you’ll find explanations of how dental insurance works in general, some important exceptions, and why you shouldn’t let cost keep you from enjoying the benefits of nitrous oxide sedation.

If you’re anxious about visiting your dentist, the thought of receiving relief through laughing gas might only be adding to your concerns. Maybe you’ve heard some horror stories about other anesthetics, or maybe you simply can’t relax until you know all the facts. Either way, keep reading. You’ll find that laughing gas sedation is a dependable solution for dental anxiety.

Congratulations! You’ve successfully had a tooth extracted, a necessary step towards maintaining your oral health. But now comes the crucial part: ensuring proper healing and avoiding complications like dry socket. Dry socket occurs when the blood clot that forms in the socket after a tooth extraction becomes dislodged or dissolves prematurely, exposing the nerves and bone underneath. This can lead to severe pain and delayed healing. However, by following some simple steps and taking precautions, you can significantly reduce your risk of developing this unpleasant condition.

So, you’ve just had a tooth extraction, and you’re craving your morning cup of joe. But wait – is it safe to indulge in your favorite beverage so soon after the procedure? There are actually many reasons why coffee may not be the best drink of choice after tooth extraction. Read on to delve into the topic and explore whether coffee is a safe choice for your post-extraction nourishment.

In recent decades, dental technology has moved forward by leaps and bounds. In fact, CAD/CAM instruments are now commonly used to help patients have a more efficient, more satisfying dental care experience. What exactly is the role of CAD/CAM technology in dentistry? This blog post provides fascinating information.

Dear Patients,

It is with mixed emotions that I am announcing my retirement from active practice at Rosemeade Dental. I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your trust and confidence in allowing me to provide your dental care over these past 10 years.

Imagine having a severely damaged tooth that your dentist mended and capped with a dental crown, only to notice years later that the repaired tooth has a dark line along the edge where it meets your gums. No matter how well or frequently you brush or floss your teeth, it doesn’t go away. You may even have tried whitening treatments, but nothing seems to touch it. If this sounds familiar, you probably have some questions. What is causing this discoloration, and how can you get rid of it? If you’ve been wondering, keep reading to find the answers!

Insurance is an overly complicated system by design. Sometimes it seems like you need to be a lawyer to understand all the nuances! But don’t despair. Learning even one piece of the puzzle like in-network and out-of-network coverage can significantly impact your investment in oral health.

Don’t be one of the millions of Americans who leave over 100 Billion dollars in unused premiums on the table annually! Continue reading to learn about insurance networks.

Dental insurance is a monthly investment that can help you save on your oral healthcare. By taking all the right steps, you can completely maximize your benefits. However, dental insurance works quite a bit differently than medical insurance, so it can be confusing to understand at first. Continue reading to learn some tips that can help you get the most for your smile while spending the least amount of money.