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If you have anxiety about your dental treatment, we want you to know that you are not alone. Many patients come to Wright Dental Center because we provide personalized patient care for fearful patients.

Our gentle and expert team has a knack for putting anxious patients at ease. Not only is each member of our team hand-selected and expertly trained, but they are also kind and compassionate individuals who enjoy caring for our patients.

When our gentle touch is not enough to calm nervous patients, we also offer sedation dentistry in our Cincinnati, OH dental office.

How Sedation Dentistry Helps Dental Patients

Nitrous oxide – Our mildest form of sedation will take the edge ...

If you recently dealt with tooth loss or the news that dental extractions are in your future, it’s the perfect time to consider your options to replace your missing teeth. Dental implants are one of the most popular choices in our Cincinnati, OH dental office. With the many benefits they provide, it’s no wonder!

Dental Implants Are Like Having Your Tooth Back

Instead of just filling the space left by a missing tooth, dental implants replace the entire tooth, including the root. Because dental implants are rooted in bone, and because they integrate with your natural jawbone, they keep your bone healthy and prevent deterioration due to tooth loss.

Dental implants also look ...

If you are looking for a dentist in Cincinnati who offers advanced procedures such as dental implant placement, orthodontics, and extractions, you should probably double check that they have the latest 3-D technology to make those procedures go as smoothly as possible.

Benefits of 3-D Imaging

Having a 3-D view of the mouth, jaw, bone, and teeth is beneficial for a number of procedures, giving patients better results, overall.

Extractions without the Guesswork

Curved roots, impacted teeth, and overcrowding can make extractions complicated. By knowing the details of each unique case, we can plan accordingly to make your dental extractions, including wisdom teeth, more successful and less invasive.

All great dentistry requires precise planning. ...

Prevention is the key to a healthy smile, and it begins with healthy oral hygiene habits and routine visits to your dentist for cleanings and exams. 

These appointments are essential for avoiding oral health problems, but, beyond that, they are also an excellent resource for you. Your dental team wants you to ask questions at these appointments because they know that involved, informed patients enjoy better overall oral health.

5 Questions to Ask Your Dentist

If you have a dental appointment coming up, here are a few questions you should consider asking: 

• How often should I get a dental checkup? The American Dental Association recommends two checkups and cleanings a year, but more frequent ...

Crowns are used to strengthen teeth that are weakened by injury or decay. Crowns can also be beneficial for ...

Are you confused when it comes to choosing which tooth paste to purchase? Well, it isn’t surprising with the various brands, flavors, and focus points each product has. This guide will help you compare each tooth paste and find one that works best for you and your needs. There are a few things to take into consideration when purchasing a toothpaste.

What to Look For in Toothpaste

Flavor – When purchasing a flavored tooth paste it is almost always an artificial sweetener used to achieve the flavor. 

Abrasive Agents – Scratch substances are used in toothpastes to help remove plaque, bacteria and stains.

Fluoride – We suggest using a toothpaste ...

In honor of National Children’s Dental Health Month we at Wright Dental Center would like to help you educate your children on the importance of oral health. Children begin to get teeth at a young age typically between 3 and 12 months. The first dental visit is recommended once he or she gets their first tooth, but no later than their first birthday. Babies can get cavities as soon as teeth begin coming in so it’s good to be proactive about things and keep his or her smile healthy for life.

Five ways to prevent cavities:

• Do NOT share  

(Babies do not produce the cavity causing germs at a young age, by ...