Discover natural remedies for healthy gums with Havasu Dentistry. A balanced diet, green tea, and oil pulling can support oral health.‍ So do not hesitate to schedule your appointment now ..read more

Enjoy a bright smile this Easter! Learn how crunchy fruits, dairy, and dark chocolate can promote oral health ..read more

Maintaining good oral hygiene is crucial for overall well-being. Neglecting it can increase the risk of gum disease, leading to heart disease ..read more

Diabetes can increase the risk of oral health problems, including gum disease, tooth decay, and infections. At Havasu Dentistry, we provide tips on maintaining good oral health with diabetes, including controlling your blood sugar levels, brushing and flossing regularly, visiting your dentist regularly, drinking plenty of water, and avoiding smoking and tobacco use ..read more

Do you tend to feel anxious or fearful whenever you have to go to the dental office? This is actually incredibly common. Studies find that more than 50% of Americans suffer from at least some level of dental anxiety or fear. For some, dental phobia is a serious issue that leaves people terrified, even if they know that their fears aren’t rational. Fortunately, with modern dental technology, there is a solution for those who are dealing with this issue. Continue reading to learn more about the cause of dental phobia in Lake Havasu City and what you can do to combat it ..read more

Teeth whitening treatments can lift stubborn stains, dental bonding can conceal small chips, and metal-free restorations can restore the look and function of damaged teeth, but what if you are struggling with a “gummy” smile? That’s where laser gum recontouring comes in! This state-of-the-art cosmetic dentistry solution can provide you with a beautiful, balanced smile, and the perks don’t stop there! Keep reading to learn four additional benefits of laser gum recontouring ..read more

When it comes to your dental health, sudden changes typically aren’t welcomed. That’s because they usually represent a dental emergency in Havasu. While a toothache or chipped tooth may seem like the end of the world at the moment it happens, things could be far worse. As you continue reading, learn about 8 strange dental emergencies you’ll be glad you’ve never experienced ..read more

Did you know that over 90% of the American population has had at least one cavity? Tooth decay usually occurs when you’ve neglected your brushing and flossing routine. When a cavity develops on the outside of your tooth, it’s often easy to tell. But, sometimes cavities can be rather sneaky and develop between the teeth, making them almost impossible to spot on your own. So how can you tell if you’re experiencing decay in between two teeth? Read to learn the answer as well as some pro tips for prevention ..read more

When you wake up, do you have soreness and pain around your facial muscles? Do your teeth hurt after a night’s sleep? If the answer to these questions is a yes, you may be grinding your teeth in sleep. But no need to worry; you are not alone. According to the Sleep Foundation, teeth grinding or bruxism affects up to 50% of children and around 15% of adolescents in the US alone. If left untreated, bruxism can seriously affect one’s oral and physical health. But the good news is that bruxism is treatable. In this article, Dr. Kurtz from Havasu Dentistry offers five tips that can help you st ..read more

It might sound strange since you are often asked to open as wide as you possibly can, but dentists are still limited by what they can see using only their eyes (even with magnification). This is where dental x-rays come in. Dental x-rays, or radiographs, are a diagnostic tool used to visualize the teeth (including their roots) and the surrounding bone to detect damage or disease that would be otherwise undetectable. While no one would argue against their usefulness, there are still those who consider dental x-rays “unsafe”. Today, we hope to relieve any fears you may have about taking dental x ..read more