Coast Dental Blog Posts

Fruits are a vital part of a healthy diet, packed with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. However, some fruits are considered acidic and may contribute to tooth enamel erosion if proper dental care isn’t maintained. Join us as we explore the common questions surrounding acidic fruits (such as “are grapes acidic?” and “is a pineapple acidic?”) […]

As dental professionals, we often hear from our patients about their struggles with various types of tooth pain. Understanding the reasons behind tooth-related discomfort and knowing when to seek help can be crucial to maintaining not just oral health, but overall well-being. Generally speaking, pain is a protective response from the nervous system that ranges

When someone is diagnosed with cancer, the primary focus understandably shifts towards starting treatment and the journey to recovery. Cancer patients are navigating the whirlwind of emotions and medical information to become wholly focused on what they can do to beat the disease. One aspect that might not immediately come to mind is their dental

Content Warning: This blog post discusses eating disorders such as bulimia and anorexia nervosa. If you are struggling with an eating disorder, resources are available here. At Coast Dental, we’re committed to not only providing top-notch dental care but also educating our patients about broader health issues that can affect their oral well-being. One such

For many of us, the mere mention of a root canal can bring on a wave of anxiety. If the thought of a root canal sends shivers down your spine, that is a perfectly natural response. We often fear the unknown. Let’s shed light on this common dental procedure and debunk the myths surrounding it.

In the quest for that perfect smile, the paths are many, but the destination remains the same – a radiant, confident you. At Coast Dental, we’re committed to helping you navigate these paths, particularly when it comes to choosing between two of the most simple – yet effective solutions in cosmetic dentistry: crowns and veneers.

Whether you’ve lost a single tooth or multiple teeth, understanding your options is the first step toward restoring not just functionality but also a beautiful smile. And in the world of modern dentistry, there are no shortage of options. Let’s break down the essentials of three major dental restoration methods: dental implants, fixed bridges, and

When we’re young, having a loose tooth is an exciting venture. It was a sign of finally growing up and often meant an impending visit from the Tooth Fairy. Nothing eases the discomfort of a fresh tooth gap like a dollar or two! As adults however, a loose tooth is much more distressing. Rather than

Thanks to social media and the glitz and glamor seen on TV and in movies – whiter, brighter, straighter, and lighter teeth have become the norm. Whether we like it or not, white teeth are subconsciously associated with youth, vitality, and are generally more desirable in our culture. This has accelerated to the point where

With a growing and aging population, the challenge of missing teeth is becoming more prevalent. Thankfully, advancements in dental technology now offer predictable successes in even the most complex cases. This is great news for everyone, but especially so for older people, who are at most risk for tooth loss. Let’s discuss the surprising ways

Few things put your personal health into perspective like a pregnancy diagnosis. But, despite the best intentions towards maintaining overall health, dental care can sometimes take a backseat during pregnancy. Navigating through the challenges of morning sickness, the physical adjustments due to a changing body, and the myths surrounding dental treatments during pregnancy can make

From their first gummy grin to that proud adolescent smile flaunting new braces, every child’s journey to adulthood is dotted with crucial dental milestones. At Coast Dental, we understand the importance of guiding our little ones through these stages with care and expertise, ensuring they grow up with not just healthy teeth, but also healthy