If you are pregnant, or think that you might be, you should definitely talk with Drs. Choi & Choi. There are several reasons for this. If you are planning to get pregnant, or if you have just become pregnant, you should have the dentist give you a cleaning and an...
Read more » Drs. Choi and Choi may recommend a sports mouth guard in San Francisco, California, especially if you or your child participates in contact sports. A mouth guard is piece of plastic that is molded to fit around your upper teeth to prevent injury to the mouth. Sports Injuries When an...
Read more » To achieve the healthy smile you deserve, the American Dental Association (ADA) recommends brushing and flossing daily to remove dental plaque and bacteria from your smile. It's important to brush at least two minutes, twice a day to thoroughly clean your teeth and ward off tooth decay and gum disease....
Read more » Because the early stage gum disease, known as gingivitis, is painless, many adults in the United States may not even be aware that they have it. Some of the symptoms of gum disease can include red, swollen and tender gums, gums that bleed when you brush or floss, gums that...
Read more » Are you missing a permanent tooth? Do you yearn to have an attractive, fully functional smile once again? Ask Drs. Richard and Ryan Choi how a dental implant in San Francisco, California, can help you. What are dental implants? A dental implant is a dental restoration that replaces both the...
Read more » When considering the vast amount of dentistry services available to improve your smile, consider the aesthetic benefits of cosmetic dentistry. Not only can some cosmetic treatments enhance your smile’s looks, many also seek to enhance your oral health. In many situations, cosmetic dentistry is used to upgrade your smile by...
Read more » Do you wish you can say goodbye to your bad breath problems? If so, we have good news for you! Our dentists and team in San Francisco, California, want to help you say goodbye to your bad breath, so you can go on enjoying your day with positive oral health....
Read more » Frequent stress in your daily life can cause you to grind your teeth while sleeping. Over time the extreme force exerted by clenching and grinding can lead to chipped tooth enamel, dental fractures and possible problems with the temporomandibular joints that hinge your jaw. If you have a chipped or...
Read more » Enhance your oral health care outlook with a healthier diet. If you are eating right, not only will your waistline see the effects, but you can in your gum line as well. Listed below are just a few of the benefits that eating right can provide: - Saliva has natural...
Read more » When you lose a tooth in your smile to severe dental trauma or a untreated tooth decay, it can impact your oral function and appearance in a myriad of ways. Beyond the simple impairment in your ability to bite food or the changes to your smile, the missing tooth can...
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