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Dec
09
Dental crowns are a versatile treatment option that addresses cosmetic and restorative dental issues. As a dental tool, they can be used to fix a cracked or broken tooth or cover a misshapen or discolored tooth. Crowns can also serve…
Nov
03
Dr. Albert Caves is a dentist in Columbus, Georgia that has continued his post-doctorate education training through the Georgia Health Sciences University College of Dental Medicine, the Hinman Dental Society, and the Dawson Academy. Dr. Caves has completed advanced CEREC…
Oct
13
Dental implants can be used to replace one or more missing teeth. They naturally fuse with the jaw bone to support your final restoration. Depending on the number and location of your missing teeth, dental implants can be used to…
Sep
16
Crooked teeth are more than a simple cosmetic issue. Patients with severely crooked teeth are often affected by increased oral health problems. Dr. Albert Caves is a Columbus, Georgia dentist that is passionate about helping his patients receive the smile…
Aug
17
Cavities, also known as tooth decay, occur when tooth enamel wears away. Eventually, if enough enamel wears away, the soft tissues and nerves within the tooth will be exposed. One of the first signs of a cavity is a sensitivity…
Jul
16
Many people may revert to bad habits that are bad for their teeth in times of stress. Chewing ice, nail-biting, and brushing teeth too hard are common patterns of behavior that many patients face. Patient health is at the forefront…
Jun
03
Patient safety is always our top priority, which is why we are adhering to ADA and CDC guidelines as we reopen. Our Columbus, GA dental team also wants to remind our patients to continue to take care of their teeth…
May
20
Dr. Albert Caves and his dental team are committed to the safety of their patients. In light of recent health concerns and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, we are adding additional office protocols to further protect our patients and staff and…
Apr
28
Do you often find yourself clenching or grinding your teeth? Do you suffer from frequent jaw pain? You may have TMJ. TMJ, or temporomandibular joint disorders, are often caused by a jaw injury, inflammation, or overuse. Teeth grinding, also known…
Mar
30
Wisdom teeth, the last adult teeth to grow in the rear of the mouth, are notorious for being the trouble makers of your teeth. Your teeth may have all grown in and are “getting along” and then they come in…