Obtaining that perfect, beautifully white smile you always dreamed of can be a bit of a challenge. Keeping up with brushing and flossing will definitely help, but sometimes the unexpected can hit us smack in the face. Injuries, bacterial infections, decay, and other factors can seemingly come out of nowhere and plague our teeth and gums. Luckily, the office of D’Amico & Mauck, DDS, home of experienced and seasoned practitioners, has comfortable and effective solutions to your dental woes. (more…)
Dental fillings are among the most commonly performed dental procedures today, providing a structurally compromised tooth with the strength it needs to function even after it has been affected by decay. For decades, fillings were made of an amalgam of silver, mercury, and other metals, but today’s dental technology makes it possible for us to provide a much better alternative. At 
You want your dentures to last, fit well, and look great; the only way to accomplish this is to ensure that they are cared for properly and regularly. 
Dental crowns have long been used to supply necessary strength and protection to teeth that have succumbed to injury or decay. Thanks to modern dental technology and revolutionary 
Missing teeth affect your life in a number of ways, limiting your ability to speak, eat, and smile with comfort and confidence. Thanks to modern dental technology and advanced restorative options, patients with missing teeth can once again enjoy the numerous benefits of a full set of teeth with 
It’s common knowledge that smoking can lead to bad breath and stained teeth, as well as a whole host of medical problems that affect various parts of the body. It may surprise you to discover, though, that cigarettes can lead to a number of other, lesser known complications that directly affect your oral health. 
When it comes to common dental procedures, “root canal” always seems to be the phrase that sends a shiver down patients’ spines and leaves them reluctant to pursue care. Well, we’re happy to be the ones to tell you here at 
Losing a tooth is often considered one of the most devastating dental injuries. After all, not only is your oral health compromised (an increased risk of periodontal disease and additional tooth loss are common consequences), but your self-image suffers a blow too, making it difficult to even leave your house, much less interact with people in professional and social settings for fear of embarrassment. While traditional replacement solutions, such as dentures and bridges, are often available, many patients find themselves unsatisfied by their bulky, unnatural nature. While 
While maintaining optimal oral health is important, there are very few people who haven’t at some point or another experienced some sort of dental injury or decay. Whether you’re currently dealing with a small crack, a cavity, or a full-blown dental emergency, there’s no reason to feel embarrassed – here at 
Out of all the dental procedures you could undergo as a patient, “root canal” always seems to be the phrase that strikes the most fear into people’s hearts. Maybe that’s because over time, the treatment’s been built up to be an unbearably painful and invasive experience. Here at