2407 Valley Blvd. #C1
Pomona, CA 91768
(Corner of Valley & Ridgeway)
Anybody who has slipped and fallen knows how painful it is to have bruised skin. The black and blue welts and internal bleeding are sensitive to the touch and often take a long time to heal. But did you know the same thing can happen to your tooth? At Pearl Dental, we want to help … Read more
Throughout the course of life, teeth can become yellowed or stained. This happens for a number of reasons, many of which are natural. But for many, this discoloration of the teeth can cause a drop in confidence and self-esteem. If you no longer like to smile, you might want to learn about the ease and … Read more
Dentures are simply removable prosthetics that help everyday people live normal lives. It is true that some of the negative stigma surrounding removable tooth replacements has survived in popular media, but those representations are, in no way, actual reflections on what to expect with dentures. In fact, Bhavin Changela, DDS notes that major advances in … Read more
Even if you had braces as a teen, you may find that time hasn’t worked in your favor. Without the consistent use of a retainer, teeth often move even after years of orthodontic treatment, which can result in an unsightly gap in teeth that is only charming on select supermodels. Diastema Diastema is the medical … Read more
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Does teeth cleaning hurt? The honest answer is: it shouldn’t. Your normally scheduled dental cleaning should not cause you pain. However, there can be complicating factors. Inflammation in the gums, tooth decay and other symptoms of oral disease can lead to increased sensitivity. This can cause pain when prodded during the cleaning process. In these … Read more
Tooth sensitivity can have many causes. One of them is having a recent dental filling. Fillings are a safe and effective way to halt and prevent tooth decay. Before the filling, tooth decay can cause sensitivity. The dentist will also drill in the tooth to clear out decay, causing further sensitivity. A little sensitivity after … Read more
Having a tooth pulled at the dentist’s office is not the only way to lose one. According to The American Association of Endodontists, more than five million teeth are accidentally knocked out yearly. This number includes both children and adults. If a tooth gets knocked out, it is not lost for good. Knowing how to … Read more
Dental bridges replace missing teeth. They make it easier to chew and restore your ability to speak. They also correct your smile and protect your other teeth from shifting. But, how do you take care of your dental bridges? Taking preventative action is the best way to avoid dental bridge problems. Find out the difference … Read more
Teeth are resilient, but they also do a lot of work that can wear them down over time. A crown is a way to restore damaged teeth to their former strength. With over 2 million made every year, dental crowns are the most common restorative dental procedure. There are many reasons you may need a … Read more
We are all taught how to properly care for our teeth and have been reminded again and again by our dentists. This maintenance routine is something that all of us have incorporated into our lifestyle, and most of us probably don’t even have memories before we knew to brush our teeth and floss. But as … Read more
