It’s easy to take our teeth for granted. When we’re young, we assume that they’ll stay in our mouth forever, regardless of the constant stress they see on a daily basis. However, without daily oral care, even the hardest substance in the human body can start to break down. Your dentist in Ormond Beach hopes that if patients understand everything our teeth do for us, they’ll take the initiative to better care for them.
Today, your dentist will do just that by going over the anatomy of teeth in great detail.
Dental emergencies can happen just about anywhere, especially if your child is particularly active. Whether they’re outside riding bikes, wrestling in the grass, or they’re running around the house and slip on your wood floors, a bad fall can easily break a tooth or even knock it out completely. That’s why it helps to always be prepared in case of a dental emergency.
A beautiful, healthy smile can be your best asset, while problems like cavities and gum disease can be both unattractive and painful. That’s why we always encourage our patients to take steps to prevent dental issues before they start. But exactly what steps should you take? Your dentist in Ormond Beach lists five simple ways to promote a healthy mouth.
If you suffer from snoring and sleep apnea, we know you need relief. Fortunately, there are a number of treatment options that could serve you well — from a customized sleeping device all the way to surgery, Dr. Nawrocki will consider all of the options to decide which one would serve you the best. Keep reading to learn about your options for sleep apnea treatment in Ormond Beach!
Not getting enough quality rest can put a serious damper on your quality of life, and over time, it can even lead to big-time health problems. Unfortunately, millions of Americans suffer from a disorder that robs them of precious shuteye — sleep apnea. Do you suspect that you’re suffering from this condition? If any of the following symptoms sound familiar, you may very well need to seek out treatment for sleep apnea in Ormond Beach.
Dentures can provide an effective tooth replacement for patients who have lost a significant number of teeth. Whether you are missing five teeth or an entire arch in the upper or lower jaw, a 
Many adults snore, but don’t make the mistake of thinking it’s a side effect of aging. Snoring, at its most basic, is the vibration of the soft tissues in your throat. However, the causes of this disruptive sleep problem are usually a little more complex — and loud, chronic snoring may require 
Maybe it happened during a Sunday afternoon game of backyard football, or perhaps on a bike ride gone awry. No matter what caused your tooth to get knocked out, you need to find a solution — and fast! Teeth that are treated within two hours of loss can often be successfully reattached. When a tooth is outside of the gums for longer than this window, though, the chances aren’t so great.
After doing a bit of research online, you’ve decided that you’re finally ready to replace your missing teeth, and you know exactly how you want it done: 
Over the past couple of decades,