When it comes to bad breath, let’s be honest, it can be really embarrassing. Halitosis can leave you feeling anxious or embarrassed when it comes to social settings, and with Halloween approaching we understand why you may be nervous with this condition. That is why our team here at Bin Park, DDS in Corona, California, is happy to provide you... read more »

A healthy body has the ability to fight off infections fairly well. However, your teeth are something of an exception. You see, teeth infections typically happen in the center of your tooth, meaning you won’t be able to get antibodies to the infection. In other words, to address a tooth infection, you’ll need root canal therapy. Tooth infections can be... read more »

Your dentist, Dr. Bin H. Park, and our Bin Park, DDS team care for you and your oral health, which is why we strongly recommend that you take great care of your smile. In addition to keeping up on oral hygiene, visiting your dentist regularly, and having a balanced diet, our team encourages you to avoid the tooth-harming habits that... read more »

A dental crown in Corona, California, is a beneficial dental restoration that is a tooth-shaped cap that restores the shape, size, and appearance of your tooth. When cemented into place, the crown engulfs the entire tooth up to the gumline. There are many reasons why you might need a dental crown, and some of those reasons include when: -You need... read more »

If you are wondering why your smile won’t stay the white, brilliant shade you want it to, our Bin Park, DDS team is happy to tell you why! There are many things in the world today that can cause tooth discoloration. Those things are: - Drinks: Some drinks have intense color pigments, which attach to the white section of your... read more »

If you feel pain when you chew your food, or have a tooth that is sensitive to hot and cold, or perhaps a toothache that won’t go away, you may have a cavity in the making. Even with the best of care—daily brushing and flossing and regular dental cleanings--your pearly whites can develop dental caries, or cavities. What are cavities? They... read more »

Dentists today generally recommend that you bring your child into the dental office for their first visit by the age of 1 or within 6 months after their first tooth erupts from the gums. When you bring your child in, you can expect that little treatment will be provided. Your child’s first visit is to help your child get associated... read more »