In the contemporary landscape of dentistry, technological advancements have ushered in a new era of treating tooth decay. At Family 1st Dental in Creighton, we embrace these innovations, recognizing their transformative impact on diagnosis and treatment processes. Through cutting-edge dental technology, we’re revolutionizing the way we address dental issues, offering enhanced precision, efficiency, and patient […]

Botox, renowned for its prowess in combating wrinkles and fine lines, has transcended its cosmetic realm to redefine dental care. Family 1st Dental in Creighton proudly incorporates Botox as a safe and effective solution for an array of dental concerns, from temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders to bruxism and facial pain conditions. The burgeoning popularity of […]

Dealing with tooth sensitivity can be both frustrating and uncomfortable, disrupting daily activities with sharp pains triggered by hot or cold temperatures, sweet or sour foods, or even just a rush of air. Surprisingly, about 1 in 8 individuals experience tooth sensitivity at some point in their lives. Let’s delve into what tooth sensitivity signifies […]

Sugar often finds itself in the crosshairs of blame when it comes to cavities, yet the truth is a tad more intricate. Dental caries, colloquially known as cavities, arise from mouth bacteria generating acid as they metabolize carbohydrates, including sugar. This acid, in turn, corrodes tooth enamel, paving the way for decay and cavities. While […]

Mouth guards are an essential piece of protective gear for children who play sports. Sports-related dental injuries can be serious, painful, and costly to treat. In fact, according to the American Dental Association, athletes who don’t wear mouth guards are 60 times more likely to experience dental injuries. This is why it’s important to make […]

Brushing your teeth is a vital step in maintaining good oral health. However, is there such a thing as over-brushing?  The American Dental Association recommends you brush your teeth for 2 minutes, twice a day. People sometimes brush after every meal, or brush midday to freshen up. Although this is not always a bad thing, […]

You may be unaware of how your oral health can be an indicator of your overall health.  The warning signs of systemic health conditions, such as diabetes and heart disease, can often be found by during a routine examination at our dental office.  You may be surprised to find out that hypertension (high blood pressure) […]

No time to brush or floss your teeth? When brushing or flossing isn’t convenient, you can still keep your mouth feeling fresh by eating certain foods. When you’re on the go or in a hurry, try grabbing one of these foods to munch on to help fight plaque and keep your teeth healthy.   Cheese provides […]