Muntean Dentistry

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We are lucky to have such great patients here at Muntean Dentistry!

When you have cracked tooth syndrome (CTS), you may experience pain when you bite or chew. However, these symptoms will not be consistent and can go on for longer months making it hard to identify. If you had been experiencing this, schedule an appointment with us for a thorough examination and treatment. Call us at (805) 373-9475!

You miss cleaning 35% of your teeth if you choose not to floss.

Are You Worried About Obstructive Sleep Apnea? We're Here To Help.

Waking up with a sore throat may be a sign of obstructive sleep apnea. If you think you suffer from obstructive sleep apnea please give us a call today.

There are some steps that you can add to your coffee routine. That includes visiting your dentist regularly, eating fruits and veggies to get natural fiber, and avoiding getting that cup of Joe directly to your teeth by using a straw.

Missing teeth are easily fixable in this day and age with the help of dental implants. They are long-term and low-maintenance, and can be the best option for you. Contact us today to find out more! (805) 373-9475

Your diet can have positive and negative effects on your sleep apnea symptoms.

If your toothbrush is frayed sooner than 3 months, you may be brushing your teeth too hard. This can lead to tooth pain, tooth sensitivity, damage to your gums and can also wear down your tooth enamel, making your teeth more vulnerable to tooth decay.

Today is a great day to step up your home oral routine. Add these steps to your dental regime to keep your gums healthy and in good shape.

When you wake up in the morning with a sore throat, it is often linked to allergies. If taking antihistamines don't work and it happens everyday, it may be a sign of sleep apnea. Call us today so we can help you! 805-373-9475

How do you know if your teeth are healthy? These are the general signs that you should look for. If you notice that your teeth don’t have these characteristics, set an appointment with us! Call us at 805-373-9475

Flossing is an important habit for your oral health. Make sure you floss the correct way to ensure your teeth are properly cared for!

Did you know? Coffee contains polyphenols. This micronutrient breaks down the bacteria that can lead to plaque, which can help in keeping your teeth strong.

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Don't keep your tooth waiting! Schedule an appointment with us! Call (805) 373-9475

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Did you know that sugar isn't the only thing that causes cavities? Researchers have found that acidic foods change the pH in our mouths and that's what can lead to cavities.

Floss daily to avoid the spread of bacterial infections. Flossing can get rid of trapped food that can lead to bacteria growth inside your mouth.

When it comes to oral pain, we’ll help determine the best solution for you. Let us help to give you a pain-free smile once again.

Think braces are only for kids and teens? Think again! Today adults make up approximately 25% of orthodontic patients.

Saliva production is reduced when you are nervous or frightened. Reduction of salivary flow may lead to side effects such as speech and chewing problems.

Soft bristles are the way to go! Medium or hard bristles can damage your gums and tooth enamel, which can cause a receding gum line.

A friendly reminder to be proactive about your oral health and use your dental benefits. If you delay going to your dental appointments, it may lead to more problems - that could mean more out-of-pocket expenses.

Have you been wanting to improve your smile? You may be a good candidate for dental implants if you're missing a single tooth, multiple teeth or all of your teeth. Call us today if you want to know more about dental implants! 805-373-9475

Did you know? No two teeth are exactly the same shape and size, and each tooth in your mouth has its own unique profile. Your smile is truly one of a kind.

Just like any other tooth condition, there can be more than one reason why something could happen. When it comes to cracked tooth syndrome, here are a couple of common causes:

Did you know? Healthy gums improve your resistance to disease. Schedule your appointment with us and we'll thoroughly check the condition of your gums.