The molars in the back of your mouth are large and often called upon to do the majority of the work grinding and chewing your food. When one has been damaged or decayed, it can significantly impair the overall function of your mouth. This is even more likely to be a problem if the affected molar experiences heightened sensitivity when... read more »
Have you recently replaced a missing tooth with a dental implant? If so, good for you! Now you’ll have a strong and reliable tooth for many years. However, that’s only the case if you take good care of your dental implant. So, to help you keep your dental implant in tip-top shape, our Lewis Family Dentistry dental team encourages you... read more »
Super smiles begin with a healthy mouth paired with cosmetic dentistry.  Just a single visit to see Lewis Family Dentistry at our office for a tooth whitening treatment is enough to improve the color of your teeth by up to ten shades. With such drastic results available so easily, why not take the time now to learn which treatments can... read more »
Healthy dental habits for those over 60 years old are crucial to maintaining a healthy smile. In fact, as you get older you are actually more at risk for cavities! If you are currently taking prescription medications whose side effect of causing dry mouth, you are at increased risk for cavities. Healthy saliva flow is vital for a healthy oral... read more »
Perfecting your smile for the entire year begins with you. If you truly wish for optimum oral health this year, then make the changes you seek and your wish can come true. If you need any additional help with any oral accidents that may come your way, our wonderful team at Lewis Family Dentistry awaits to ensure no accident will... read more »
Have you ever been told that you should visit a dentist once every six months? Do you ever struggle to make these appointments because of time constraints or because they’re inconvenient? While we understand that your time is valuable, please know that these appointments are actually vital to the health of your teeth. One part of these important visits is... read more »
Moderate to deep stains on your teeth often cannot be removed by the dental whitening products sold in stores. In many cases, your dentist, Dr. Kenneth Lewis, will need to administer a dental bleaching treatment to fully brighten your smile. You can then use whitening toothpaste or whitening strips that are approved by the American Dental Association to maintain the... read more »
When you feel pain within a single tooth or pressure in your gums, it is likely a sign of a serious problem. While a toothache can have multiple causes, most of them require urgent treatment at Lewis Family Dentistry. Many toothaches are a result of decay or damage penetrating the sensitive pulp or root inside the tooth. Without timely treatment,... read more »
Periodontal disease, more commonly known as gum disease, is a serious infection and inflammation of the gum tissues. It usually starts out as gingivitis. Early symptoms include red or inflamed gums that tend to bleed easily when brushing and flossing. It could also include issues with chronic bad breath. In most cases, gingivitis can often be reversed by a thorough... read more »
Your dentist, Dr. Kenneth Lewis, and our dental team care about you and your smile, which is why we encourage you to have a healthy lifestyle. Having a healthy lifestyle can help you have a healthy smile in Fayetteville, North Carolina. So, to help you accomplish this goal, our Lewis Family Dentistry team encourages you to do the following things:... read more »