General Dentistry

You brush and floss daily. You have a clean, healthy mouth. A bright, white smile. Do you really need to go to the dentist, especially if nothing is wrong? Yes. The common recommendation is to visit the dentist every six months.  Routine dental visits are necessary. Having a dentist that you trust… Read Full Post

With Spring just about to pass, most of us have done the obligatory spring cleaning, from fridge to closet and everything in between. But did you include your bathroom cabinet in that everything? When was the last time you replaced your toothbrush? Does your toothbrush look more like the matted… Read Full Post

At Hillsborough Family Dentistry, we see patients who have common dental concerns they would like to address. Anyone who has been diagnosed with halitosis knows how it can become problematic in both business and personal relationships. Also known as bad breath, this condition can be temporary or… Read Full Post

The wisdom teeth, which are actually the third molars, are the very last teeth to erupt through the gums. This typically happens in one's late teen years or early adulthood and is notorious for being problematic. The dentists at Hillsborough Family Dentistry in Omaha, NE, find many patients to have… Read Full Post

There is a lot of misinformation out there about one's oral health and wellness. At Hillsborough Family Dentistry of Omaha, NE, we strongly encourage you to educate yourself further on common dental problems that may arise. We also want to keep patients informed on what they can do to achieve and… Read Full Post

Root canal therapy is a procedure used to treat damaged or infected teeth. During this procedure, your dentist removes the infected tissue from the inside of your tooth and replaces it with a material called gutta percha. This prevents bacteria from reaching the inner parts of your tooth and… Read Full Post

If you find yourself with sharp pain or dull tooth discomfort when enjoying ice cream or hot beverages, you may think that you have a cavity. However, symptoms like this can also occur if you have sensitive teeth. Tooth sensitivity is a common dental concern that affects many of our patients across… Read Full Post

Cavities are one of the most common dental problems in the world. They occur when acid-producing bacteria consume food particles on your teeth and break down the enamel.  Cavities, also known as tooth decay, can be treated with a few safe and effective dental services. There’s no reason to live… Read Full Post

Coffee is one of the most popular drinks in the world, and August is National Coffee Month. While coffee has many benefits, including boosting energy and antioxidants, it can also be detrimental to oral health. Coffee is acidic, and when consumed regularly, it can lead to tooth enamel erosion. In… Read Full Post

Dental hygiene is one of the most important things a person can do for their overall health. There are many reasons why you should make sure to get a dental checkup and cleaning regularly.  Here are four of the most important ones: Prevention  Dental checkups and cleanings are an important part… Read Full Post