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Dealing with sudden tooth pain? Here are four common signs that you might need to see a dentist for a root canal procedure.

Both gingivitis and periodontitis have similar symptoms, one being before the other. Here's what to look for when dealing with gum disease.

Teeth contouring is a simple, painless procedure that can shape your teeth to look more symmetrical and attractive. Here's how the process works.

If your wisdom teeth are causing you pain, oral health problems, or are pushing against your surrounding teeth, it is important to have them removed.

Porcelain crowns are the most prone to chipping and breakage. The first thing you should do with a broken crown is call your dentist.

New dentures will take some time to get used to. What can you expect, and how can you get more comfortable with your new dentures?

Dry socket is a painful condition that interferes with healing and can delay recovery. So learn more about dry socket and get a few simple tips that will help you avoid this condition. 

Do you need to replace a missing tooth after you experience tooth loss? We’ll give you 5 great reasons to replace your missing teeth with dentures, dental bridges, or dental implants.

Whether you’ve got a healthy mouth or you think you may have some serious dental health problems in Pineville, you might be wondering how you can get the most from your dental insurance policy. In this blog from Pineville Family Dentistry, we’ll go over a few “rules of thumb” that can help you maximize your coverage.

COVID-19 is still a major concern throughout most of the country, and you may be wondering what you can do to protect yourself. Along with following mask mandates and other local and state regulations in Louisiana, keeping your mouth healthy may be one of the keys to avoiding COVID-19.

It takes at least 7 months to get a basic single-tooth dental implant in Pineville from Dr. Troy Babb, and some patients require upwards of 12 months to complete the implant placement and restoration process. But why do dental implants take so long, and what happens during the process? Find out now in this guide from Pineville Family Dentistry.

At Pineville Family Dentistry, Dr. Troy Babb specializes in implant dentistry in Pineville, and can restore your smile if you’ve lost one or more of your natural teeth.

Wondering how often you should see Dr. Troy Babb for preventive dentistry in Pineville? Find out now in this blog from Pineville Family Dentistry, and make sure you’re getting the care you need for a healthy mouth and a bright smile.

As the COVID-19 outbreak continues, you may be wondering if it’s safe to see a dentist like Dr. Troy Babb for preventive dental care. At Pineville Family Dentistry, we’re open for business, and seeing all patients to provide preventive, restorative, and cosmetic care.

At Pineville Family Dentistry, we’re taking the COVID-19 outbreak very seriously, and we’ve implemented a wide variety of precautions to help our patients and staff stay safe as we re-open and begin to offer routine dental care like teeth cleanings. Read on, and learn more about how we’re protecting your health at our office. 

If you’ve recently recieved a dental implant and you’re recovering from surgery, you may be wondering if your level of pain or discomfort is normal. Should you be concerned about the pain after implant surgery? Usually, no. However, the team at Pineville Family Dentistry wants to make sure every patient knows what to expect during the implant healing process. Here’s what you should know about discomfort and pain after dental implant placement:

Dental crowns are, essentially, a false tooth that covers up and replaces your natural tooth structure after it has been trimmed in order to restore its shape, function, and appearance. This is a very common restorative treatment and crowns can also be used for cosmetic purposes. Wondering which situations require a dental crown? Here are a few things to keep in mind when it comes to dental crowns:

At Pineville Family Dentistry, our team understands that getting a root canal can feel intimidating. If you have recently been told by a dentist that a root canal is necessary to save your tooth, or you are experiencing a painful toothache, we’re here to make the process as seamless and simple as possible.

Dr. Babb believes that dentistry should feel personalized and genuine. That’s why he does his best to get to know everyone who walks through the door on a personal level and to develop meaningful relationships with patients throughout the years. For National Dentist’s Day, our team wants to help you get to know Dr. Babb!

Whether you’re looking for a new dental office to call home or you’re in need of emergency care, we would feel honored to help you maintain your oral health. We offer an affordable New Patient Special as a warm welcome for new smiles, and we can’t wait to see you in our office!