When should I have my wisdom teeth examined or removed?
There are many factors that determine if and when wisdom teeth are removed
ReadWhy do I need a root canal?
A discussion of root canal diagnosis and treatment
ReadHow long do dental crowns or porcelain crowns and veneers last?
A discussion of the reasons that crowns may need to be replaced
ReadGum Recession, Periodontal Disease and Abfraction
Information on gum and tooth loss
ReadWhat is a Dental Implant and why do I need one?
What is a Dental Implant, why do I need one one, and where can I get one?
ReadWhat is a crown?
What are crowns, why do you need one and where can you get one?
ReadMartin Dentistry’s Covid-19 Preparations
Take a moment to learn about the changes and preparations we have undertaken in order to create an even safer environment.
ReadVaping and Oral Health
The dangers of vaping have come to the forefront of news media due to serious lung illnesses.
ReadThe Psychology of Dentistry
Are you afraid to go to the dentist? Dental phobia or anxiety is real, and it can cause debilitating fear.
ReadWhy do I need to have a crown?
When a tooth has too much damage a crown is used to restore function and to replace missing tooth structure.
ReadSpit, slobber, spittle, drool!
Saliva is a thing that everyone takes for granted….until it’s gone!
ReadBotox Cosmetic at the dentist?
We offer Botox at Martin Dentistry.
ReadWhat is an Explanation of Benefits?
Explanation of Benefits (EOB) is a document you will receive from your insurance explaining your recent dental visit and how the claim was processed.
ReadConcerns with radiation and exposure:
When it comes to taking dental images, commonly called xrays or radiographs, there can be concerns and misconceptions.
ReadMaximums and Dental Insurance Plans
Dr. Martin discusses Maximums and Dental Insurance Plans
ReadVariety
At Martin Dentistry we seek to provide several options for your treatment and care.
ReadAre we consuming too much sugar?
Dr. Matthew Martin discusses how your teeth are affected by the amount of sugar you intake.
ReadBut it Doesn't Hurt
Dental disease and trauma can begin and quickly progress without symptoms.
ReadWhy doesn't my insurance cover this?
A partial description of dental insurance
Read* All information subject to change. Individual results are not guaranteed and may vary.