Costa Family & Cosmetic Dentistry is proud to be BioClear certified. BioClear is an affordable, conservative treatment, which uses clear molds that are filled with a composite material to match the shade of your teeth. These molds are eventually removed to reveal smooth, beautiful looking composite. You can expect the molds to sit right below your gum line so that... read more »
When your child turns 6 years old, they will reach an important milestone. They will be in the 6 year molar phase where their permanent teeth begin to come in. While you’re child is going through this transition, you may find that they face the same symptoms they did when they were a teething baby. Irritability, mild fever, drooling, ear... read more »
Recurring episodes of perspiration that may soak into your pajamas or bedding are known as night sweats. They are usually correlated to an underlying medical condition or illness. Night sweats are uncomfortable and linked to symptoms such as localized pain, weight loss, fever, cough, and diarrhea. Some of our patients have recently asked us whether their night sweats are caused... read more »
Leg cramps can be incredibly painful and make it difficult for you to fall asleep and get the good night’s sleep you deserve. They usually arise suddenly and occur when a muscle contracts and tightens. If you have leg cramps, you may notice that you have no control of them and they occur while you’re still awake or after you... read more »
For a century now, dental implants have developed a reputation for success and safety. Dental implants are typically made up of titanium and have an oxide layer to help fight corrosion. The titanium alloy in these implants contributes towards their long-lasting durability. Risk: Just like any surgical procedure, there are possible complications that can occur. Although, any problems with an... read more »
The newest influencer trend seen all over Instagram are individuals posing with their new and favorite teeth whitening product. White teeth has been the trend for some time now, the means of obtaining this beautifully white smile have come and gone, but Glo Teeth Whitening is here for to stay. Being in college, there are always trend-setters, and influential people... read more »
Wide, strong teeth at the back of the mouth are known as molars. They make it possible for us to grind up our food so that it’s easy to swallow. Molars are considered the strongest teeth in the mouth. Let’s take a closer look at when they erupt. Premolars initially appear as baby teeth when a child is between 13... read more »
The majority of children begin to lose their baby teeth at age 6. This transition from baby to permanent teeth typically lasts until they are 12 or 13. When your child’s 6 year molars come in, you may notice they are a bit uncomfortable. They will likely display the same symptoms they had when they were teething infants. Some of... read more »
Losing teeth when growing older is a natural process. Specifically, when children lose teeth, it is an exciting milestone in their lives. They are losing their “baby teeth” and gaining their permanent, “adult teeth.” When children turn about six or seven years old, they start to lose their baby teeth. Their roots slowly weaken and their teeth fall out. During... read more »
When your child is around 6 years old, they will begin to lose their primary teeth to make way for their permanent adult teeth and receive their 6 year molars. This transition will continue until your child is around age 12 or 13. You may notice that your child experiences some uncomfortable symptoms while they are in the 6 year... read more »