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General Dentistry

The Importance of Regular Dental Visits
August 25, 2021
You may know that you’re supposed to see your dentist twice a year, but you may not be clear on exactly why that is necessary, especially if you don’t think you are experiencing any problems with your oral health. The American Dental Association reports that 100 million Americans don’t see a dentist even once a year, though for…

Keeping Your Mouth Healthy: Why Regular Dental Care Matters
November 2, 2017
Want to keep your mouth healthy and your smile bright? It’s easier than you might think! Dentists all agree that the best way to have a healthy mouth is with regular check-ups and by taking care of your teeth every day at home. Why are regular dental visits so important? Think of your dentist as a…

Quadrant Scaling
April 1, 2016
While it is generally advised and professionally recommended to visit the dentist biannually, many individuals do not adhere to this valuable guidance. Often, dental appointments are postponed until a noticeable oral health issue arises. In such instances, a more comprehensive cleaning procedure, known as dental scaling and root planing, may be necessary. Dental scaling and…

Oral Care by Studio Dental Care
April 1, 2016
Consult your dentist to discuss more options to help prevent nail biting habits from forming, or techniques dentists may recommend stopping current nail-biting trends. Dr. Ash at Studio Dental Care, located in Studio City, offers general and family dentistry services for routine cleanings. Serving patients in the Sherman Oaks, Toluca Lake, and Burbank areas, Dr. Ash and his team…

Recognizing Cavities: Early Detection and Prevention for a Healthy Smile
February 26, 2015
Routine dental visits are crucial for preventing cavities and the need for more extensive procedures like root canals – a common concern often associated with discomfort and restorative treatments. Regular dental examinations, including thorough assessments and full-mouth x-rays when necessary, are essential tools for dentists to accurately evaluate a patient’s oral hygiene. During these routine…

Dental Sealants: Your Invisible Shield Against Tooth Decay
January 15, 2015
Dental sealants are a simple yet powerful way to protect your teeth from cavities. These thin, plastic coatings are applied to the chewing surfaces of teeth, primarily molars and premolars, creating a barrier against decay-causing bacteria. While often recommended for children and teens as their permanent molars erupt, dental sealants can be beneficial for adults…

Beyond Garlic and Onions: Unmasking the Surprising Causes of Bad Breath
December 9, 2014
Think your bad breath is just from last night’s garlic-heavy dinner? While strong foods can certainly contribute to temporary mouth odor, persistent bad breath might be signaling something more than just your recent meal choices. Whether it’s an occasional annoyance or a chronic concern, bad breath, also known as halitosis, can impact your confidence. While…

Understanding Tooth Sensitivity: Causes and Prevention
November 29, 2014
Tooth sensitivity, also known as dentin hypersensitivity, is a common dental problem that can range from a mild twinge to sharp, sudden pain. It occurs when the dentin, the layer beneath the tooth enamel, becomes exposed. This exposure allows stimuli like hot, cold, sweet, or acidic foods and drinks, or even air, to reach the…

Your Dental Questions Answered: A Guide to Common Concerns
September 17, 2014
This guide addresses some frequently asked questions about dental health, providing clear and concise answers to help you better understand your teeth and oral care. What Are Teeth Made Of? Teeth are complex structures composed of several layers: Enamel: The outermost layer, enamel is the hardest substance in the human body. It’s a highly mineralized material…

8 Fascinating Facts About Teeth and Oral Health
August 23, 2014
While the topic of oral health might not always seem exciting, the world of teeth is full of surprises! Here are eight intriguing facts that might just change the way you think about your smile: Uniquely You: Just like fingerprints, every person’s tongue print and set of teeth are completely unique. This individuality is so precise…



