Tips From Your Family Dentist in Paducah

If you're like a lot of people, you've probably had a cavity or two in your lifetime. Among adults between the ages of 20 and 44, 31.6% had untreated cavities between 2013 and 2016, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Though they are...

Accidents happen, so if you realize you’ve cracked a tooth, don’t panic. At Johnson Family Dental in Paducah, our expert team frequently saves teeth damaged by trauma. Keep reading to discover the steps we recommend you take if you notice a cracked tooth, and learn...

Do you find it difficult to eat foods like ice cream or drink hot coffee? You aren’t alone. In fact, one in eight adults claim to have some sort of tooth sensitivity. This sensation is usually sharp and occurs during or directly after consuming something that is...

Here are a few tips from Dr. Ben Johnson, your local Paducah dentist, to help make your dental implants last a lifetime.

Because pregnancy-related hormonal shifts can increase the risk of gum disease, it’s critical to take good care of your teeth and gums before, during, and after pregnancy. Before you try to get pregnant, see your local Paducah dentist for a thorough exam and teeth...

The new school year is almost upon us and it can be a hectic time for everyone. From fundraisers to sporting events, it’s easy to let your child’s dental routine fall by the wayside. Dr. Ben Johnson at Johnson Family Dental in Paducah, KY recommends these five tips...

The enamel on your teeth acts as a natural layer of protection from damage and decay. Bacteria and other substances can weaken this enamel, leaving the tooth beneath susceptible to harm. When you have cavities, your tooth enamel has worn off in a particular spot. When...

When your tooth develops a cavity, it’s no secret that treating it as soon as possible is the best way to stop it from getting worse. This protects your tooth from suffering more significant erosion to its structure, making your cavity treatment essential to saving...

Dental cavities are the most common form of oral disease known to man, and the process of getting cavities is called tooth decay. Tooth decay is the destruction of your tooth enamel -- the hard, outer layer of your teeth. This issue can affect children, teens and...

Is there anything cuter than a child missing their two front teeth? Those missing teeth are a milestone all parents look forward to.  But what’s next? Goofy grins, another round of teething and giant looking permanent teeth! Permanent teeth that need to last the rest...