Fillings are kind of like your favorite pair of running shoes—they do their job well, but they wear out over time. You wouldn’t run a marathon in sneakers with holes in the soles, right? The same goes for your teeth. A filling that’s worn down or damaged can’t protect your tooth the way it should.
Travis waited years to fix his teeth. He wasn’t sure if the timing was right, and honestly, he was nervous about getting started. But now he wishes he had done it sooner. In Travis’ own words: “It’s amazing. If you’re not happy with your smile, definitely come to [Eckdhal Family Dentistry] because they do a great job. You’ll be a lot happier.”
Missing teeth can change how you eat, speak, and feel about your smile. But it doesn’t have to stay that way. With today’s comfortable, natural-looking dentures and partials, you can regain confidence in your smile and enjoy everyday life without the discomfort often associated with traditional dentures. At Eckdhal Family Dentistry in Monroe, WI, we believe restoring your smile should be a smooth, stress-free process. Whether you need full dentures, a partial, or adjustments to an existing set, we’ll help you find a solution that looks great, feels natural, and fits comfortably into your daily routine.
Do you wake up with jaw pain, frequent headaches, or a sore face? If you’re experiencing discomfort when chewing, speaking, or even just moving your jaw, it could be a sign of a TMJ disorder. Many people live with these symptoms for years without realizing that relief is possible. Keep reading to learn more about TMJ symptoms and how we can help.
Do you often wake up feeling groggy despite getting a full night’s sleep? Do you catch yourself or your partner snoring loudly throughout the night or even gasping for air? These might be signs of sleep apnea, a common but often undiagnosed condition that can significantly impact your quality of life and overall health. At Eckdhal Family Dentistry in Monroe, WI, we’re here to help by offering a simple, non-invasive solution to get to the bottom of it—an at-home sleep apnea test using the MediByte device.
If your gums feel tender, bleed when you brush, or it’s been a while since your last checkup, now is the perfect time to take action. February is Gum Disease Awareness Month, and there’s no better time to talk about why your gum health matters. Your gums aren’t just the foundation of your smile—they play a critical role in your overall well-being. When gum health is neglected, it can lead to serious health complications beyond the mouth. Keep reading to learn how caring for your gums can protect your health.
Healthy habits start young, and when it comes to dental care, early attention makes a lifetime of difference. At Eckdhal Family Dentistry in Monroe, WI, we understand the importance of building a strong foundation for your child’s oral health. From baby teeth to their first adult molars, here’s how to help your child maintain a bright and healthy smile.
With the excitement of the holiday season behind us, many of us are setting intentions for a fresh start in 2025. As you consider your health goals, we have a suggestion that’s easy to implement but can make a huge difference: focusing on your oral health. Keep reading to learn why this is so important.
The start of a new year is the perfect time to refresh your smile. For many, daily habits like drinking coffee, tea, or wine can gradually dull teeth, leaving behind stains that are tough to remove with regular brushing. Even the natural aging process can contribute to a yellowed appearance, making your smile look less vibrant over time. Thankfully, professional teeth whitening and porcelain veneers are effective ways to refresh and enhance your smile.
If your child experiences frequent ear infections, allergies, sinus issues, or even acid reflux, it may be more than a passing concern. Many of these symptoms can actually be connected to how your child breathes. Breathing through the mouth or snoring at night can signal an obstructed airway, which is often linked to developmental issues with the airway or facial structure. Keep reading to learn more about how airway-focused orthodontics could help.
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