There are many different causes of tooth pain, and all of them are serious. Constant, throbbing pain could indicate an abscess or infection. Pain from pressure while chewing might be from a broken tooth, a damaged filling, or habitual teeth grinding. If you are experiencing...
Over half of Americans suffer from some form of gum disease, which develops into more serious conditions if it is not treated right away. Sometimes surgery is necessary to repair damage from gingivitis or periodontitis. If you are concerned about the health of your gums,...
If you suffer from anxiety before a dental appointment, you are not alone. Many people experience fear or anxiety about visiting the dentist. Whether it’s the sound of the drill, fear of needles, apprehension of pain, or generalized dental anxiety, we can help. Mettler &...
Dry mouth, or xerostomia, is a condition where the mouth does not produce adequate saliva. This condition can compromise the health of teeth and gums. At Mettler & Griego Family Dentistry of Peoria, we often treat patients with symptoms of dry mouth. If you suffer...
If you have questions about xylitol and how it can help prevent cavities, ask one of the experts at Mettler & Griego Family Dentistry in Glendale. Our dentists recommend xylitol for its many cavity-fighting benefits. Xylitol can help balance the pH of saliva, assist in...
Many dental patients wonder whether teeth whitening is safe; they would like to have whiter teeth but are concerned about the procedure. If you would like a brighter smile, contact Mettler & Griego Family Dentistry in Glendale, Arizona to schedule a consultation. Professional teeth whitening...
Dry socket is an emergency dental condition that can sometimes occur following a tooth extraction. The cause of dry socket is usually loss of the blood clot that closes the wound. Symptoms of dry socket are severe shooting pains at the extraction site, one to three...
At Mettler and Griego Family Dentistry, our main goal has always been to protect the health of our patients, our team, and our community. In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, we're closing the office for all elective dental treatment until April 6, 2020. We will...