Avoid These Brushing Mistakes When Cleaning Your Teeth

Cleaning your teeth is the essence of a healthy oral foundation. At Lakeview Dental Care, we promote a diligent daily oral hygiene practice, along with a balanced diet and regular six-month dental checkups to help you keep your smile strong in Battle Creek, Michigan. Let’s take a deeper look at some brushing mistakes you will want to avoid: -Your toothbrush... read more »

Smile Restorations Begin with Dental Erosion Prevention

Acidic foods and drinks by nature are hazardous to your oral health because acids in food can actually eat through tooth enamel via a process known as dental erosion. Every time your teeth are exposed to dental erosion, the more damage that can arise, often immediately before you even have a chance to prevent it. Thus, the best way to... read more »

What Are the Perks of Dental Fillings?

Did you know that cavities that are left untreated can lead to tooth loss? Although tooth loss is quite common, a small amount of oral health care effort coupled with regular checkups can ensure that if a cavity does arise, it will be dealt with in due haste to ensure your full smile will remain for years to come. When... read more »

Are You Aware of Any Common Sleep Apnea Tips for the Summer Season?

Are you aware of any common sleep apnea tips for the summer season? Sleep apnea is a sleep disorder that results from the air not effectively making it to your lungs while you sleep. If your airway is blocked while you sleep, this form of sleep apnea is called obstructive sleep apnea. Another form of sleep apnea that is just... read more »

Not All Bad Breath Is Caused by What You Eat

Not all bad breath is caused by what you eat. Other underlying illnesses and medications you may be taking can also bring about conditions that increase your risk of bad breath. Plaque buildup is frequently caused by foods, but there are other conditions that can exacerbate its effects on your smile. For example, if you are taking any medications, a... read more »

What You Need to Know About Remineralization of Your Teeth

Did you know that your enamel is the strongest substance in your mouth? But even though your enamel is strong, it can weaken over time. And unfortunately, once you lose your enamel, it will be gone forever. But even though your enamel can wear down, it can strengthen itself again. While this process—which is known as remineralization—will happen on its... read more »

Reasons to Choose Invisalign®

If you are self-concious about your smile, you are not alone. There are thousands of people who turn to treatments to obtain the perfect smile they always dreamed of. Invisalign® is an exciting alternative to traditional orthodontic treatments. Using clear, custom-shaped aligners, our orthodontist can help you straighten your smile in a lifestyle-friendly way. The trays fit over your smile... read more »

How We Can Help If You Have Periodontitis

At Lakeview Dental Care located in Battle Creek, Michigan, Dr. Chilimigras and our team offer periodontal treatment for our patients who have gum disease. This is important, because if gingivitis--a mild form of gum disease--is left untreated, it can progress into periodontitis. While improved oral hygiene can often restore gum health while in the mild stage, once it advances it is much... read more »

Why You Should Consider Invisalign

If you want straight, great-looking teeth but don’t want to deal with the cumbersome maintenance and awkward appearance of braces, then you need to seriously consider Invisalign. Here at Lakeview Dental Care, Dr. L.C. Chilimigras is highly trained and skilled in performing Invisalign treatment for his patients in the Battle Creek, Michigan area. His expertise will ensure a positive, timely... read more »

Root Canal Treatments: A Step-by-Step Guide

What is a root canal? Root canal treatment, also called Endodontic treatment, is needed when the pulp, or the innermost layer of the tooth, becomes infected or inflamed. Pulp inflammation can occur for many different reasons, but most stem from deep tooth decay, repeated dental procedures on one tooth, or a traumatic injury. The procedure First, local anesthesia is injected... read more »