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Dental professional explaining the dental implant healing process to a patient using a tooth model.

Dental Health, Dental Implants • May 29, 2026

Dental Implant Healing Time: What to Expect from the Procedure

Getting a dental implant is a big step toward restoring your smile. You probably have questions about the process, especially how long it takes to heal. The complete dental implant healing process, from the initial procedure to placing the final crown, typically takes between 3 and 6 months. This timeline allows the implant to securely…

Dental Health, General Dentistry, Teeth Cleaning • April 28, 2026

How Long Does a Teeth Cleaning Take?

Fitting a dental appointment into your busy life can feel tricky. At Rundle Dental, our team understands you have work, family, and a hundred other things to manage, so you need to know exactly how much time to set aside for your oral health. Understanding the timeline helps you plan your day without any stress.…

Cosmetic Dentistry, Invisalign, Orthodontics • March 31, 2026

Does Invisalign Fix an Overbite?

If your top front teeth overlap your bottom teeth, this is called an overbite, and it’s a common situation. For some people, the overlap is slight, while for others, it's more pronounced, which can lead to concerns about a smile's appearance or even jaw discomfort. If you're looking for a way to address an overbite,…

Uncategorized • February 13, 2026

Can Braces Help Fix TMJ?

Jaw pain, clicking sounds, and headaches can make life difficult. If you have these issues, you might have a problem with your temporomandibular joint (TMJ). Many people wonder if orthodontic treatment like braces can offer relief from TMJ-related issues. Yes, by correcting your bite and aligning your jaw, braces can help reduce strain that may…

Dental Health, Oral Health • January 16, 2026

How Long Does a Filling Take?

A dental filling is a common procedure to fix a cavity. A typical dental filling is a common procedure that typically takes less than an hour. The exact time depends on several factors, including the size and location of your cavity and the type of filling material. Knowing what happens during your appointment can make…

Orthodontics • December 16, 2025

5 Benefits of Early Orthodontic Treatment

You want the best for your child's health, and their bright smile is a big part of that. It's common to wonder if your child might need comprehensive dental care—and when the right time is to start. An early check-up can give you peace of mind and a clear path forward. The greatest benefit of…

Dental Health, Gum Disease • November 24, 2025

Can You Have Gingivitis Without Bleeding Gums?

You probably think that pink in the sink is the first sign of gum trouble. In fact, many people believe that, for gums to be unhealthy, they have to bleed when you brush or floss. However, your gums often send signals that something is wrong long before bleeding starts. You can absolutely have gingivitis—the earliest…

An adult holding up a clear aligner in front of their face

Braces, Invisalign, Orthodontics • October 22, 2025

Is Invisalign Better Than Braces?

You want a straighter smile, but the choice between Invisalign and traditional braces has you confused. Each approach has its own advantages, and what’s right for one person might not be right for another. The "better" option is the one that best suits your specific dental needs, lifestyle, and personal preferences. Both treatments can effectively…

A dentist wearing gloves shows a model of a dental bridge to a patient in a dental chair.

Dental Bridges, Dental Implants • September 10, 2025

Dental Bridge vs. Implant: Which is Right For You?

Whether it happens because of injury, decay, or gum disease, losing a tooth can be unsettling. Beyond the change in appearance, a missing tooth can affect how you chew, speak, and maintain your overall oral health. Modern dentistry offers reliable solutions to restore both function and confidence. A dental bridge is generally the quicker, non-surgical…

A model of a natural tooth beside a tooth with several cracks.

Chipped Tooth, Dental Health, Oral Health, Tooth Repair • August 21, 2025

Does a Cracked Tooth Need to Be Pulled?

Teeth are strong, but they aren’t indestructible. Like other areas of your body, wear and tear can damage their integrity, leading to accidental cracks. Before you immediately jump to the worst-case scenario (tooth extraction), take a moment to breathe. No, a cracked tooth does not always need to be pulled! Dental treatments are about finding…