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Why Do My Gums Hurt When I Brush My Teeth?

From lifestyle to bristle type, there are a number of reasons why your gums might feel sore or swollen while brushing your teeth. Common causes include: Brushing Incorrectly As dental professionals, we encourage brushing twice a day,

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Bonding vs. Veneers

A great smile makes for more than a pretty picture. It can lead to increased confidence, higher self-esteem, even improved energy and mood!  With today’s dental advances, almost anyone can enhance their smile. Below we break down

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Teeth Cleanings : Routine vs. Deep Clean

You know regular dental cleanings are an essential part of maintaining good oral hygiene, but did you know there are different levels of cleaning? Routine dental cleanings focus on teeth at and above the gum line. These non-invasive

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How Often Should I Brush My Teeth?

In an ideal world, we would all have a travel-sized toothbrush, toothpaste, and floss ready for use after every meal, snack, and coffee break. Realistically, however, this level of oral hygiene adherence rarely (if ever) occurs. So,

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What Can I Do About My Receding Gums?

Ever wonder where the phrase “long in the tooth” originated? According to lore, nineteenth-century horse traders were the used car salesmen of their day, often misrepresenting their steed’s age to attract higher bids. To combat these questionable

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FAQs

Family dentistry in Philadelphia, PA, typically encompasses exams, cleanings, restorative care (such as crowns and bridges), dentures, orthodontic evaluations, and emergency dental services. The goal is to provide consistent care for children, adults, and seniors under one roof. Visit our Family Dentistry page for more information.

It can be! Many family dental practices, including ours, offer evaluations for Invisalign in Philadelphia, PA, for teens and adults. Clear aligners may be recommended based on alignment needs, bite concerns, and oral health. Check out our Invisalign page to learn more.

A dental emergency in Philadelphia, PA, can include severe tooth pain, facial swelling, abscesses, orthodontic emergencies, broken or cracked appliances, and lost restorations that cause discomfort. If symptoms worsen or interfere with daily function, contacting our dental office promptly is recommended. Call our team at (267) 668-2042.

Yes. Family dentistry offices treat patients of all ages, making it easier for both children and adults to receive emergency care within the same practice when urgent dental concerns arise.

Treatment recommendations depend on tooth alignment, bite complexity, oral health, and patient compliance. A dental evaluation using exams and digital imaging helps determine whether clear aligners or other orthodontic options are most suitable.