Cavities are no joke. In fact, they can affect your overall oral health. That is why it's important to get them treated as soon as you know you have them. At the early stages of development, Dr. Vera Matshkalyan can eliminate the decay and treat the tooth with a dental filling. However, if it's not treated early enough, other treatments... read more »

If you want your smile to continue to shine, consider a cosmetic procedure at our office. Keep your smile spectacular with the cosmetic dentistry treatment your smile desires. The best treatments for cosmetic dentistry include: - Dental bridges fill out your smile by replacing missing teeth and filling in the gaps left behind. - Dental implants replace missing teeth with... read more »

If you are interested in fighting your bad breath, then we have exciting news for you! Our team here at Kingston Family Dental in Kingston, New Hampshire, cares about your oral health, which is why we have provided you this basic insight on how to fight your bad breath, also known as halitosis. Halitosis is a condition that keeps bacteria... read more »

When plaque begins to build up over time in your mouth, it can begin to convert substances such as sugars into harmful acids that can eat through tooth enamel. When the harmful acids eat fully through the tooth enamel, a hole forms, called a cavity. Fight cavities with these superb treatments: -- Increase your oral health habits with effective cleaning... read more »

Bad breath, also referred to a halitosis, is a common oral health condition that is often characterized by foul odors that come from the mouth. Typically, these odors are caused by bacteria, but in some situations, they may simply be the result of foods you ate or drinks you consume. Spotting signs of the actual disorder easy to spot, as... read more »

Do you have any untreated toothaches? A toothache is due to pain produced when nerves within your pulp, located in the roots of your teeth, are damaged. This can be caused by an infection, an oral accident or injury, bad oral hygiene, or tooth loss including extractions, and in some cases, the pain may be felt in the mouth, face,... read more »

Making a habit out of brushing your teeth is a wonderful thing. It’s the key to a healthy smile. When something becomes a habit, however, we often do it without much thought. This is why it’s a good idea to “brush up” on more effective techniques. If you are prone to brushing your teeth using wide, straight strokes, then you... read more »

Your brushing and flossing habits may not be reaching their full potential due to malocclusions that make daily oral hygiene habits difficult. Malocclusions are bad bite issues often arising from misalignments in your teeth. Don’t let harmful bacteria hide away in hidden recesses in your mouth. Simplify your oral health care by getting your teeth straightened. Consider the following benefits... read more »

If you are looking to ring in the new year in style, a set of pearly whites can do the job. Oftentimes, brushing and flossing alone are not enough to get your teeth to your desired whitest shade of preference. If this is the case, teeth whitening treatment plans are available to enhance your smile and give you a brighter... read more »

Your dental bridge was installed into your mouth by your dentist, Dr. Vera Matshkalyan, using a very strong dental adhesive. While this creates a resilient connection between the bridge and the two anchoring abutments, there are still some things that can weaken the cement. This might be as traumatic as a blow to the face or as innocuous as chronic... read more »