Dental Education | Thomas F. Brown, DDS

Are root canals painful? Debunking the myths.

by Dr. Brown, DDS | Mar 28, 2024 | Dental Education

Root canals: two words that can send shivers down the spine of even the bravest individual. Unfortunately, this smile-saving dental treatment has become synonymous with pain and discomfort. But are root canals truly as painful as they are often made out to be?...

Ask a Naperville Dentist: Why is fluoride good for teeth?

by Dr. Brown, DDS | Mar 7, 2024 | Dental Education

In the realm of oral health, fluoride stands as a steadfast defender, shielding teeth against decay and cavities. Indeed, exploring the scientific foundations of fluoride’s efficacy reveals a fascinating world of molecular interactions and protective mechanisms....

Dentist in Naperville, IL, Explains 5 Causes of Tooth Sensitivity

by Dr. Brown, DDS | Feb 7, 2024 | Dental Education

Tooth sensitivity is a common dental woe that many of us have experienced at some point in our lives. That sharp, sudden twinge of pain while enjoying a frosty ice cream cone or sipping a hot beverage can be both discomforting and perplexing. Fear not! Our dentist in...

The Battle of the Mouthguards: Store-Bought vs. Professionally-Made

by Dr. Brown, DDS | Jul 19, 2023 | Dental Education

When it comes to protecting your pearly whites, mouthguards are essential gear (especially during sports or other physical activities). That’s why these appliances should be a part of your preventive dentistry efforts to keep your smile healthy and functional for...

Root Canal Therapy: What to Expect

by Dr. Brown, DDS | Feb 19, 2023 | Dental Education

We get it – no one wants to hear their dentist say ‘root canal therapy.’ Those dreaded words have been plaguing patients for centuries! But, many dental treatments have made tremendous strides in both comfort and effectiveness over the years. Root canal therapy with...

“Why should I get my wisdom teeth removed?” and Other FAQs

by Dr. Brown, DDS | Jan 30, 2023 | Dental Education

Our back teeth (molars) help us grind our food into easily swallowable pulp. Many of us have two sets of molars, which means that we have four molars on our upper jaws and four molars on our lower jaws. But, most of us are also born with a third set of molars, known...

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Are root canals painful? Debunking the myths.

Ask a Naperville Dentist: Why is fluoride good for teeth?

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The Battle of the Mouthguards: Store-Bought vs. Professionally-Made

Root Canal Therapy: What to Expect

“Why should I get my wisdom teeth removed?” and Other FAQs

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