Who says braces are just for teenagers? At Aspen Ridge Dental, we believe straight teeth and a confident smile can transform lives at any age. Whether you’re looking to enhance your self-confidence, live more comfortably, or invest in your overall well-being, we’re here to provide personalized orthodontic solutions tailored for adults. Straighter teeth aren’t just […]
What to Do When You Break a Tooth: A Guide from Aspen Ridge Dental
Breaking, cracking, or chipping a tooth can happen to anyone, and if you’re an active sports enthusiast, the chances might be even higher. Fortunately, the team at Aspen Ridge Dental is here to guide you through what to do when tooth trouble strikes. Knowing what steps to take immediately can prevent further damage or infection […]
Everything You Need to Know About Full Mouth Reconstruction
A healthy, functional smile is about more than aesthetics—it’s essential for overall well-being. Factors like age, dental trauma, or severe oral health issues can take a toll on your teeth, but full mouth reconstruction offers a fresh start. This comprehensive treatment plan restores oral health, functionality, and confidence through personalized dental solutions. If you’re considering […]
Relax. Your Teeth Will Thank You.
Most people have been warned about the physical effects of stress. Our doctors remind us to protect ourselves from the dangers of unmanaged stress by eating healthy, exercising regularly, and getting adequate sleep. Aspen Ridge Dental knows that we shouldn’t try to relieve stress with overeating, extreme alcohol consumption, smoking, or compulsive spending. (Even though […]
When Mommy Is Scared Of The Dentist
If you are dreading some upcoming dental treatment, you may want to consider oral conscious sedation. First off, oral conscious sedation or sleep dentistry is perfectly safe. At Aspen Ridge Dental, we have been providing sedation since 1998. We offer different levels of sedation and a choice of medication including oral analgesics, nitrous oxide, and […]
Hiccups In Your Dental Routine
The most common times people stop to brush their teeth are morning and night—either before or after breakfast, after dinner, or at bedtime. Common concerns with this routine involve hiccups in the schedule from family life, shift work, or exhaustion. Sometimes, brushing after dinner isn’t super cut and dried. Many Casper families, including those we […]