Everyday habits, including simple eating, contribute to tooth (and restoration) wear. Over time, your enamel breaks down, putting your teeth at risk of decay and even fractures.
To help combat the daily wear and tear, it’s important to:
You last had a dental filling in 2006; you have an ill-fitting denture and apply adhesive throughout the day; and your dental crown is loose or worn. These are all signs it’s time for replacements.
Dental restorations and prosthetics have a lifespan. Even if you take excellent care of your dental work, brush and floss ...
Ever take a sip of ice water or a bite of hot soup and wince? Sudden tooth sensitivity is a common dental complaint, and it can be surprising, or even alarming, when it happens out of the blue. Understanding the causes can help you protect your teeth and get relief quickly.
At Bagley Family Dental, we see patients experiencing this ...
As the leaves change across Northern Colorado and the Rockies start to show their first hint of snow, fall is a great time to refocus on routines that keep you feeling your best, especially when it comes to your smile.
October is National Dental Hygiene Month, and at Bagley Family Dental, we’re celebrating the four essential habits that keep your ...
Amanda, her two kids, and their dog wake up early on a Saturday morning, excited to hit the Poudre River Trail. They’ve got their hiking boots on, backpacks out, and are discussing what kind of snacks to bring for their day adventure. The kids have their lawyer hats on and are putting forth a case to bring candy bars, ...
Do you feel that touch of panic in your stomach when it's time to visit the dentist? You're not alone! At Bagley Family Dental, we understand that anxiety often accompanies dental visits for some patients.
Did you know that modern dentistry uses advanced technology to help streamline procedures and make them more comfortable for patients? Investing in the latest technology, which ...
At Bagley Family Dental, we believe that great dental care for every age and stage of life starts with comfort, trust, and experience. From a child’s first visit to preventive and corrective care for adults and seniors, Dr. Andrew Bagley and the Greeley Family Dental team provide compassionate, personalized care that meets the needs of the whole family!
You brush twice daily, floss regularly, and see your dentist for checkups—so why are you still experiencing dental problems? The answer might be as simple as daily habits that damage your teeth and gums.
Here are ten common culprits that could harm your smile without you even knowing it.
We often put ourselves last, especially when life gets busy. But when it comes to your smile, waiting for pain to show up can mean you’ve already waited too long. At Bagley Family Dental, we see it all the time: patients who push off appointments because nothing “feels” wrong, only to discover hidden issues that could’ve been easier to treat ...
Chip a sturdy table, and it will always remain a sturdy table. Teeth don’t work the same way.
A tiny chip in a tooth might seem like no big deal—it doesn’t hurt, you can still eat and speak normally, it’s fine, right? Wrong.
Even the smallest crack or chip can grow into a much bigger problem if left untreated. From increased sensitivity ...
Winter brings cozy moments and festive cheer, but the cold season can also take a toll on your oral health. Chapped lips, sensitivity to cold, and holiday indulgences can all impact your smile.
Taking a little extra care this winter can make all the difference, keeping your teeth strong, your gums healthy, and your smile bright. By staying proactive with your ...
The start of a new year is full of possibilities; it’s a fresh slate to focus on your health and well-being. What better way to set the tone for a healthier you than by prioritizing your smile?
January is the perfect time to schedule a dental checkup, ensuring your teeth and gums are in top shape for everything the year has ...
We've all felt uncomfortable rumblings of overeating or dealing with awkward digestion! It's unpleasant but sometimes could be avoidable.
Did you know that digestion actually begins in your mouth and not your stomach? And what happens in your mouth impacts the effectiveness of the digestion process in your stomach. It's an uncomfortable topic to discuss, but here we go!