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We want to protect your teeth from the long-term dangers of issues like injury or tooth decay. With composite resin, we can treat cavities and even mask cosmetic concerns in only one sitting. With our team of restorative dental experts in Brookfield, WI, we employ composite resin to improve the health and beauty of your smile in our dental filling and dental bonding procedures. A Look at Composite Resin Composite resin is a restorative material that our team uses to...

As we head into the new year, make the effort in your oral health. This can be a great time to renew your focus on your dentistry, and if it has been a while since your last visit, it is time to come in for an examination. Most people require semiannual checkups twice each year, and scheduling your first in the month of January can help you to stay on top of your timeline of treatment. With our team of...

Periodontal disease can cause uncomfortable symptoms and even lead to the loss of your adult teeth! Which is why we offer treatment to manage the disease and keep your smile whole. Your Brookfield, WI, dentist talks about how we can help you enjoy better gum health and a full smile throughout adulthood! The Causes and Dangers of Periodontal Disease When your gums become inflamed, this causes gingivitis and without treatment to reverse it, the inflammation will grow in severity until...

When you suffer from tooth loss, this could lead to an older appearance and major complications in your daily life. But our team can secure a tooth replacement option, one that can last for decades to come. In today’s blog, your Brookfield, WI, dentist talks about the process of placing and restoring dental implants. The Risks of Your Missing Teeth Even if you have a minor case of tooth loss, you should still seek treatment with prosthetic dentistry. Otherwise, you...

A dental exam every few months is essential for keeping smiles of all ages healthy and strong. We recommend them to help diagnose problems early on, and to take steps to lower the risk of common issues like tooth decay. In today’s blog, your Brookfield, WI, family dentist talks about our approach to dental checkups and cleanings. When to Undergo a Dental Checkup You need a dental exam at least once every six months. Serious oral health issues like tooth...

When a tooth is compromised, either via injury or as a result of decay or infection, treatment is necessary to protect your smile’s stability. But we also know the overall appearance of your smile is very important too! Which is why our team offers custom dental crowns crafted from durable and lifelike porcelain. In today’s blog, your Brookfield, WI, family dentist talks about the benefits of placing a porcelain dental crown. With a restoration, we can return your smile to...

When you have a tooth that is damaged or misshapen, or if you have permanent teeth or dental fillings, then we can offer improvement in only one visit! Composite resin can repair and restore your teeth, with results that blend with your smile. Your Brookfield, WI, family dentist talks about the benefits of treating your smile with composite resin! The Benefits of Composite Resin Composite resin is a metal-free material, which means it is safe for patients of all ages,...

I’ve been getting a lot of questions about how our office has been doing during the pandemic, how we were affected by it, and what we’ve been doing to keep everyone safe. I’ve been so incredibly proud of the community of patients that we serve, the amazing staff that stands behind me, and all of the steps that I took in order to reopen our practice. So, I’d like to share a piece of that with you. I closed the...

In light of recent events, Harris Family dental wanted to share some information on what a dental emergency is, and what you should do. Should you suffer major facial trauma or swelling/toothache, do not hesitate to contact Dr. Harris by calling either 414-771-1228 or 262-207-4851 If you suffer a trauma that knocks a tooth out, call the above numbers immediately and do the following: Rinse your mouth and the dislodged tooth. Try not to handle the root of the tooth too...