Created on March 30, 2020
A beautiful smile does not always happen naturally for patients. Additionally, problems can arise over the years that can impact the appearance of the smile, including trauma, injury, decay, or disease. However, whether a patient needs to make a subtle improvement or a dramatic transformation, porcelain veneers may be a great option for patients who […]
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Created on March 15, 2020
Drs. Peck, Velastegui, and Homsi of Taylor Street Dental in Springfield, MA work directly with patients to help them choose the solutions most appropriate for their dental needs. When patients have had one or more teeth lost or extracted, they need to speak to their dental team about replacement options. When individuals are seeking a […]
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Created on February 14, 2020
Visiting the dentist can cause many patients severe anxiety. Perhaps they had a negative experience with the dentist in the past, or they are worried about pain and discomfort. Whatever the reason, the dentists of Taylor Street Dental in Springfield, MA are pleased to offer sedation dentistry to help put anxious adult patients at ease […]
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Created on January 30, 2020
The team of Taylor Street Dental in Springfield, MA help patients in achieving beautiful smiles they are confident to share with others. This may mean utilizing the latest in cosmetic and restorative dentistry. By helping patients address not only the health of their smile but the appearance, our practice has become one of the leading […]
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Created on January 15, 2020
Patients with periodontal disease are not only dealing with a condition that negatively impacts the health of their smile—it can also contribute to the development of halitosis, or “bad breath.” What is halitosis? Halitosis is the medical term for bad breath. It can be situational or chronic. Situational halitosis may be caused by periodic dry […]
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Created on December 30, 2019
When cavities exist, it is vital that patients take action as soon as possible to avoid these cavities from getting larger and more intrusive. In fact, cavities left untreated can become so large that they damage and infect the dental pulp inside of the tooth. This can cause unwanted pain and discomfort, as well as […]
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