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Dentistry in Motion: TMJ Disorders

Are you familiar with what a TMJ disorder is? TMJ disorders arise due to damage to your temporomandibular joints. Your temporomandibular joints, also known as your TMJs, are joints within your jaw that are designed to make it possible to open and close your mouth as needed along with chewing food and speaking properly. If for any reason these joints... read more »

Discover Your Smile with Dental Bonding

If you wish to naturally enhance your smile, consider tooth restoration treatments in the form of a dental bond. Dental bonds are highly effective treatments that can help correct numerous issues with teeth and can be customized to give you a much better smile. In addition, they are extremely durable to ensure a tooth with the dental bond can enjoy... read more »

Unlock Your Smile with Teeth Whitening Treatments

Did you know there are three main types of teeth whitening treatments? In addition to numerous other products such as mouthwash or chewing gum, teeth whitening treatments in the form of in-office treatments, at home treatments, and over-the-counter treatments can be used to effectively eradicate deep stains and discolorations, and provide your smile with whiter teeth. Always exercise caution with... read more »

Oral Health Services: Risky Food Avoidance

Always shield your teeth and gums from the perils of tooth decay. This contains being mindful of what you eat. Your waistline depends on you eating the right foods, but so does your gum line. If you are not wary, foods can raise your risk for tooth decay and gum disease. Your oral health services guide for risky food avoidance... read more »

Acid Reflux: What You Should Know

If you have acid reflux, which is also known as gastroesophageal reflux disease or reflux disease, you probably know that there are several things you should be aware of. GERD actually pushes acids from your stomach into your esophagus and causes issues like heartburn. This disease can be caused by a number of issues, including smoking, your diet, and other... read more »

The Merry and Bright Smile of Dental Veneers

Make your winter season merry and bright once more. With the help of dental veneers, your smile can light up even the gloomiest of homes. Dental veneers are a cosmetic service offered at Bryce E. Justesen, DDS which can take many oral imperfections and convert them into oral cosmetic masterpieces. It’s never too late to think about improving your teeth... read more »

Maintain Your Smile This Holiday Season

This hectic holiday season, don't let the rich culinary fare sidetrack you from your healthy smile care. While the holidays surround us with excess sugar and acids, maintain your smile with your diligent daily oral hygiene efforts, and protecting your teeth as you feast. To continue keeping your smile confident and bright, you celebrate the season mindfully by implementing the... read more »

Dental Veneers Are Your Gateway to a Beautiful Smile

Have you ever looked into a mirror and wanted to change something about yourself. If so, you are not alone. Many individuals suffer from self-esteem issues from nothing more than a chipped tooth, or a discolored incisor. Thankfully, modern technology and the advent of dental veneers, has allowed a chance for most oral defects, no matter how small or large,... read more »

How Gum Treatments Help Your Smile

At our dental practice, Dr. Bryce E. Justesen and our team are pleased to offer gum treatment for our patients who have gum disease in Mesa, Arizona, and the neighboring communities of Gilbert, Chandler, Tempe, Queen Creek, Glendale, Peoria, Scottsdale, and Surprise, Arizona. If gingivitis, the mildest form of gum disease is left untreated, it can progress into periodontitis. While... read more »

Do You Need a Tooth Extraction?

If you have a loose tooth, or are looking to wear braces, you might be in need of a tooth extraction. A tooth extraction is what happens when your dentist pulls a tooth from its socket in the bone. Extracting teeth is normally reserved as a last resort, after other options, such as a filling or crown, etc. are considered that... read more »