Merion Village Dental Blog

We’ve all experienced a small toothache or mouth pain from time to time, however there is a fine line between minor pains and warning signs of an actual emergency. Symptoms in the early stages are often time overlooked due to many reasons: fear of the dentist, lack of insurance, or sometimes you just may not…
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Do your friends and family tell you all the time that you snore really loudly? Do you still feel tired after a full night of sleep? There’s a chance you may be suffering from sleep apnea. Luckily, treatments like mouth guards for sleep apnea are easy to come by.   But what is this condition? What causes…
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Bright white teeth and minty fresh breath are great, but if you’re seeking the true indication of great oral hygiene, look no further than the gums. Pink, firm and smooth – these are the telltale signs of healthy gums. And, as September approaches, we are gearing up for this year’s National Gum Care Month by…
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Getting Your Wisdom Teeth Pulled Can Be Scary Something you may not look forward to as you come of age? Wisdom teeth removal.  Most people eventually need to get their wisdom teeth pulled. And while this procedure is extremely common, that doesn’t make it any less intimidating. It’s important to schedule your appointment with a…
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The Merion Village Dental Adult No Cavity Club is a fun way for us to celebrate dental health no matter your age! Get rewards just by keeping up with your oral hygiene!

Dental visits are a common source of anxiety for many people. Now add a global pandemic and your oral health might take a backseat. Here at Merion Village Dental, we want to assure you that you are in the best hands when you step into our office. While we might be living in a time…
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Modern dentistry can work wonders when it comes to saving or repairing a damaged tooth. But even with the latest advances in technology and procedures, there are still situations where the removal of a tooth is necessary. And although the idea of a dental extraction may seem extreme, the procedure is straightforward, safe, concealable, and…
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Researchers have been trying to understand the connection between gum disease and other aspects of overall health for years. But a study recently led by the University of Pennsylvania may shed some new light on the subject—there may be a correlation between diabetes and Periodontal Disease, or gum disease. That link may be more ambiguous…
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